00:04I admire your work.
00:05I think you're a great architect.
00:07I was told that you're not sure if you're the right man for the job.
00:11Don't you find it old that this guy
00:13who runs one of the most powerful companies in the world
00:16needs to build himself a bunk?
00:20What do you think?
00:23I don't like it.
00:34Putting in a window that looks straight onto our garden is impossible.
00:38Well, I'd like to turn it into a proper studio.
00:40I understand that.
00:41Do you?
00:42Sorry.
00:42Do you really understand?
00:44We love this neighborhood.
00:45It's really nice.
00:46It used to be.
00:47Back then, everyone used to look out for each other.
00:54So, what do you say?
00:59I think things last when you consider them fragile
01:03because you handle it with care.
01:06It's when you perceive something as solid
01:09that it will eventually end up breaking.
01:14This isn't just about building a bunker.
01:17This is about building something that will last.
01:25This is about building something that will last.
01:26I'm out of the-
