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“Party A found me to design the building, which shows that what they need is my design style.”

"You're right, but who paid for the construction?"

"Even if some practicality is sacrificed for the sake of design value, there will be a premium in construction costs, but this is a matter of mutual consent. I have never used my status as a designer to force Party A to change the budget."

"You're right, but who paid for the construction?"

"Now I will not change my mind because of Party A's opinion. This is all implemented in the contract and Party A has already known it in advance. This is a two-way choice. I think it is not necessary to treat it as my work. What offense is caused to Party A?"

"You are right..."

Karasawa, who was standing aside, listened to Asai Narimi's repeated reading-style debate method that remained unchanged in response to ever-changing changes. He also looked at Moritani Teiji's increasingly red face, which was almost the color of liver. He put his fist against his mouth. In order to prevent Moritani Teiji from noticing the rising corners of his mouth.

Today, he and Asai Narumi came here to debate scriptures.

Moritani Teiji's character and psychological state are destined to be an extremely self-centered and arrogant person. As a stranger who lacks the support of status, trying to communicate with him in a peaceful way is extremely difficult.

As we all know, if you want to communicate with a big boss, or in other words, someone in the circle who thinks you are a big boss, the most effective way is not to send "I am a newbie and would like to ask if there is any XXX that is suitable for getting started." Instead, you should directly send "I think getting started" Level XX is all rubbish, none of it is usable."

The former will be ignored by veterans who are too lazy to reach out to learn new science, while for the latter, you can easily get very detailed parameters and horizontal comments in a lengthy debate.

So of course, Karasawa also chose such a provocative contact method, trying to find the palace information of Moritani Teiji in the shortest possible time.

But even though they really wanted to laugh, one of them had to be a good person and the other a bad person, which made Moritani Teiji completely anxious right now.

So Tangze finally said something reasonable: "However, those who are willing to ask Professor Moriko to complete the architectural design also have a need for the landmark properties of the building. Even if it increases the expenditure and weakens the practical properties, it will not There’s nothing wrong with that.”

He turned his head and looked at the glass display case behind him again.

The miniature model of the city is exquisite and delicate. Under the light of the showcase, even the glass that is only the size of a fingertip reflects a translucent luster. It is not difficult to see how much the person who made it loves this work.

"For example, the design and planning of Nishitama City. If I remember correctly, this is the first time Professor Moritani has taken on a large-scale urban planning and design project. He has done a good job in balancing functionality and aesthetics."

The topic was successfully introduced to Nishitama City. Moritani Teiji's expression softened a little, and he walked to the cabinet, stretched out his hand to touch these exquisite building models, sighed, and his mood gradually calmed down.

Having been in the industry for more than 20 years, he has always encountered a lot of doubts and criticisms. If this guy in strange clothes hadn't happened to hit on his sore spot today, he wouldn't have lost control of his emotions to this extent.

After all, this is an exhibition of his works, and there are many media and fans on site. It is okay to argue with people, but the posture is too ugly, which is a bit inappropriate.

So Moritani Teiji quickly adjusted his facial expression and showed the expression of a respected old artist again.

"I don't deny that there are many architects, as the pianist said, who ignore Party A's objective difficulties and blindly pursue their own design concepts, producing works that are completely opposite to their needs, charging high prices, and thinking very highly of themselves. High, but I am definitely not among them. The philosophy I adhere to is that I need to take responsibility for my past decisions, both in terms of aesthetic concepts... and in a social sense."

These words sounded much more structured than the self-statements he revealed in a hurry.

So the visitors who came around also applauded gently for a while to show dignity.

"...So, you agree that the value of architecture lies in the design, but also in the users who pay for this design and make the design come into practice, right?" Asai Narumi restrained his sarcastic tone and looked at Moritani Di Er's thin side face asked meaningfully.

Moritani Teiji rolled his eyes and glanced at him from the corner of his eyes.

This guy seemed to have something in his words. It was not because he was having a quarrel with him because of differences in ideas, but because he seemed to have something more specific to disagree with him.

Could it be that my recent plans...

No, it shouldn't be so. He has never expressed his secret thoughts to his mouth. When it comes to old works that make him sleepy and sleepless, he always just expresses regret and emphasizes that they cannot represent his own style. He has not shown any aggression at all. The truth was discovered.

If he really expressed his desire to destroy this shameful past somewhere, it would only be "that website".

It's not surprising that the information security methods of a public website are far from foolproof, but after getting those things, he never doubted the website's intentions again.

That website is now a grasshopper on the same rope as him.

After thinking about it for a few times, Moritani Teiji turned around, facing the visitor who kept questioning him, and said word by word: "Yes, I agree. Only when the design is implemented, can it change from the spirit of nothingness." , becomes the fruit of the harvest. This is a miracle that connects the spiritual world with reality, and I respect its appearance very much."

It is precisely because of this that the debris that tarnishes this miracle needs to be cleared away.

"As for the planning of Nishitama City, this miracle fell unexpectedly due to some practical setbacks. I just feel sad about it. It should have become the pearl of Tokyo and the most dazzling treasure in my works, just like the capital of my kingdom... … It’s such a shame.”

At this time, the organizer's staff finally took a deep breath.

He was really afraid that this architect, who had an uneasy temper, would cause greater conflicts with the visitors in the venue due to differences in ideas, and then their exhibition would become a farce.

Regardless of whether Teiji Moritani had other important points to express next, he took the lead in applauding and shouted in admiration: "As expected of Mr. Moritani, he is really very classy, ​​I admire him! "

He didn't stop after boasting, for fear that everyone's attention would still fall on Moritani Teiji and the people who conflicted with him, so he simply turned around and exaggerated his tone, as if he suddenly transformed into a chattering tour guide: "Everyone , this is a conceptual design that has not yet been implemented, and you don’t always have the opportunity to see it. If you miss this time, you may never have the opportunity to see Professor Moritani’s only large-scale building complex planning plan in the future. Don’t miss it!”

The atmosphere was slowly lifted by him, and various praises followed one after another. More visitors gathered around the display cabinet behind Moritani Teiji, and some even took out their mobile phones and began to take pictures of these miniature models.

Several reporters with media credentials came closer. Judging from their expressions, you could guess that they had extracted news keywords from this paragraph and were ready to go back and hype some new concepts.