François Chaslin presents a concise series of conversations with the influential Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas, accompanied by additional texts that illuminate his design philosophy and urban theories. In this compact paperback, Koolhaas reflects on the relationship between architecture and contemporary culture, offering insights into his most celebrated projects while probing the broader social implications of built environments. The interviews capture the architect’s candid thoughts on creativity, collaboration, and the evolving role of architecture in shaping public life. Though brief, the volume serves as a valuable entry point for readers interested in modern architectural discourse and the mind behind some of the most iconic structures of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.