<Cesar>To create such an aesthetic, isn’t the simpler way to just leave the work
unfinished?</cesar><Eszter>When there is a masterplan you always leave
a gap, or an area which you do not touch, because you need to leave some-
thing for spontaneity, for the people living there. If you plan everything exactly
it is going to be just too clean. You have to leave some doggy areas inside a
completely new development as well, in a formal sense this will become like a
parasite space... for the homeless people, it can be a big hole, a nice garden or
people can decide what to do with it and it can develop itself. You have to pre-
program something that is non-planned.</Eszter>
<Cesar>What about the city of Dubai and its planned-to-the-extreme iconic
projects? Can people live in it?</Cesar>
<Eszter>It is very planned but it is under construction. I don’t know if you
have seen that picture of Dubai, it is like a huge construction site, and it is really
diverse.</Eszter>
<Cesar>So people can live in a city that is being built?</Cesar>
<Eszter>Yes, I think so. Actually every city is always continuously changing.
</Eszter>
<Cesar>So it is not so much about considering the form but how it changes
overt time...</Cesar>