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Augustine should be the patron saint of architecture, not that doubter Thomas, because we architects, like him, crave above all else, solid ground and certainty. Augustine’s certainty was not derived from science, and I have observed how architects, too, have hung on to an old fashioned notion of the universe, even when this puts us at odds with the scientific developments of the last few hundred years or so. This is in contrast to the other arts, which have been transformed by this new knowledge, and it is particularly the case in little New Zealand, where we still agonise about our identity, and our supposed distance from the rest of the world.

A Short Venting of the Spleen on the subject of the architect and science