In the beginning, only ideas exist, words and language follow, and finally these images of thought are translated into writing. We exist because we think, because we speak, and the body is the expression of our thoughts. The body owns the space and is the space itself, and therefore we are here. In order for architectural concepts to exist, the architecture of ideas must take shape, both verbally and visually. When built, architectural concepts and ideas take possession of space and become the space. Architecture becomes a sensual experience. Architectural projects are dependent on our social, industrial and cultural contexts. Culture is the basis of our understanding of space. The room is still the top priority for architects. Hence, architecture is still primarily concerned with space, with the rooms in which people live, work, eat, meet and establish contacts. The most important, unique and fundamental task of architecture is to think about these spaces and to create them these modern facilities that need to be available to people of different cultures and origins. Architecture is about finding new ways, and new ways to reflect the current lifestyles of the people, while still attending to the fundamental notions of urban space and architectural space that survive in the present time. Our current architecture, our urban planning of today, will be our legacy, our heritage and our contributions to future generations. Architecture is committed to the public. The idea is to create architectural visions for the people of today and to develop and implement visions that have a life, raison d'être and validity well into the future. This is our goal and forms the basis of our work.