The Primary Factor Is Proportions.

Architecture Tends To Consume Everything Else, It Has Become One's Entire Life.

None Of Us Has Invented The House; That Was Done Many Thousands Of Years Ago.

If Architecture Had Nothing To Do With Art, It Would Be Astonishingly Easy To Build Houses, But The Architect's Task - His Most Difficult Task - Is Always That Of Selecting.

You Will Soon Find That I Am A Bit Obsessive About My Work. And That Is A Little Sad, One Often Feels Strangely Restricted, Not Finding Time To Simmer, Although One Actually Has Many Interests.

And When An Architect Has Designed A House With Large Windows, Which Is A Necessity Today In Order To Pull The Daylight Into These Very Deep Houses, Then Curtains Come To Play A Big Role In Architecture.