Everything must have its own unique idea and that’s a challenge of each project. You have studied our work and you can see the variety of different ideas we have. I’m really excited about opening a project in Shanghai for the COFCO Cultural and Health Center. It’s about the formation of a big circular space and circular gardens, and it’s an idea I’ve never tried on any other project before. It was based on the philosopher Karl Popper’s text:  clocks and clouds. The main public space is formed between the health building and the culture building, almost clock-like in a simple circular form, and that’s the center of the idea. Then the other parts are cloud-like. They’re cuts, they’re waving, they’re indeterminate shapes. Originally, the idea was just a watercolor sketch no bigger than B6 size, and that’s the way all the buildings start. I made this watercolor concept here in Rhinebeck and sent them to the Beijing office. Roberto, my right hand and my partner in Beijing worked out the details and saw the building through to construction. It’s going to open soon and it’s a very exciting example of how we work. I was at the site once, right in the beginning when we were hired to do the project. I was in Shanghai. I saw the site. I saw the water channel. This is the cultural building and health building for a big existing housing project. I understood the relation to this kind of really banal housing project. Then I came back and worked on it and had this idea, and it’s a reality now. I’m very proud of it because that’s an example of teamwork. It’s not just me. There are ten or twelve people in the Beijing office working carefully. And when we work, we work all the time back and forth from New York to Beijing. I followed the project all the way through every detail. In the period that we’re in, a unique idea can drive a design to a great project.