For me, architecture is a form of storytelling; good architecture is a good storyteller of its place, people, and their relationships with each other in the past, present, and future. Since architecture is a manifestation of both the user and the designer, I believe it’s important to be responsible and sensitive in the process of making, along with being creative. Belief is a perspective on seeing and imagining things, and I believe that good architecture has the power to heal the world in its own way. If only the reality of the world were manifested as utopian architecture, and everything in this world—the products we touch, the art we see, and the spaces we inhabit—were not stark and dull but warm and joyous.