"The world is filled with billions of people, and most of them live in conditions where they will never see an architect or an architect-designed space..."

"... To have a first-rate architect pay attention to those in need of shelter, and build better-quality buildings to serve their aesthetic and human needs — that is wonderful."

Said Justice Stephen G. Breyer, who was a member of the jury that awarded the Pritzker Prize to the architect Shigeru Ban, the subject of "Paper Palaces/The architect of the dispossessed meets the one per cent."