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With an intrusive adaptation of the squash court building to the south of the site, his approach seemed to break every rule set by Jacobsen, and flew in the face of Banham's observation that the site held no room for improvization. Swiss writer Jean-Jacques Odier notes that even though the English see the French as intellectual, `there's often with us a background of improvization, bricolage (`do-it-yourself') is the French word, a belief that things will come out right in the end'. ``It was nice working with a bunch of people, the improvization, being on stage,'' he recalls. |
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