The samurai architect

By and Jane Samuels2002-12-17T00:00:00

Source: Ram Rahman

Romi Khosla compares himself to a painter at the court of the samurai, a seeker of wisdom rather than a slave to a style. As the architect and UN adviser publishes a new book, Jane Samuels finds out what he has discovered.

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