Hans Hollein (1934-2014)

‘I invented the "architecture pill". At that time, pharmaceuticals were developed which overcome claustrophobia or agoraphobia, which allowed rooms to appear less threatening by enlarging or reducing them perceptually. I imagined that one might even be able to produce images of architecture with pills, and I exhibited pills that I named, for example, "Hagia Sophia", "Sydney Opera" or "Stonehenge". The term architecture has been expanded in every direction, and my sentence "Everything is architecture" haunts me to this day’ – Hans Hollein