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https://vana.ajakirimaja.ee/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/ErikaN6va_EAM_4722Ar22_8-1_2_MAJA-121-122.jpg23611497Indrek Rünkla's reflection on the nature of architectural work and the limits and paradoxes inherent in defining it. In exchange for work, we have been promised freedom, love, and money. It is said that doing work may even make one wish to prolong that beautiful moment. Work is measured in joules, hours, and euros. Work will still be there tomorrow anyway; a work well done speaks for itself; work kills, work feeds, and, where possible, makes a man out of a monkey.