ABSTRACT
I’m doing a building for Dr. Jonas Salk in San Diego. Though it was presented to me as a biological research center, of which there are many examples, I sensed from the start from a little remark that Dr. Salk made that this was not the same. He said, ‘I am more interested really in the nature of man. It’s what really activates my sense of wonder more than does all this business of being able to make contraptions which can make microbes talk and what not.1
