Almost Every Time I Make A Building,

Now, The Downside To Conservation Is That So Much Is Done For The Public, Which Almost Always Mars The Environment That One Wanted To Conserve.

The Primary Factor Is Proportions.

In Addressing A Task, One Almost Always Has Several Possible Options, Sometimes Only A Few, And They May All Be Practical And Functional. But They Lack The Aesthetic Aspect That Raises It To Architecture.

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.

Besides, I Think That When One Has Been Through A Boarding School, Especially Then, You Have Some Resistance, Because It Was Both Fine Comradeship And A Fairly Hard Training.