Different views Quote by Kengo Kuma
““Natural materials always cause unforeseeable problems despite the most careful planning. They break and rot and split. Inconsistencies are both their charm and their drawback, which is precisely why the extra precaution of backing the washi paper with plastic made sense. There was no 'right way' except to admit that different views must coexist. In the end, respecting others' opinions, addressing their criticisms and acknowledging problems is the only way to get things done. If building with natural materials is to be saved, it must be accomplished with humility and hard work, not bombast and confrontation. To this day the washi paper at the Hiroshige Museum remains in good shape.””
About This Quote
Source Speech: Lecture on Materials and Architecture, Hiroshige Museum, 2015
Natural materials are unpredictable, requiring humility, respect, and careful handling to succeed.
In simple terms: Natural materials need humility and respect.
Embrace humility and collaboration when using natural materials.
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When to use this quote
- museum preservation
- construction projects
- design workshops
- team meetings
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can we balance respect for material limits with design ambition?
- What practices foster constructive criticism?
Overemphasis on control can stifle creativity.