Clearly, If A Building Is Not Functionally

On The Other Hand, I Don't Understand The Enthusiasm For Everything In The Antique Shop That Grandma Threw Out. There, The Sense Of Quality Has Declined; Otherwise Grandma Wouldn't Have Thrown It Out.

Proportions Are What Makes The Old Greek Temples Classic In Their Beauty. They Are Like Huge Blocks, From Which The Air Has Been Literally Hewn Out Between The Columns.

But Inspiration? - That's When You Come Home From Abroad And Are Asked: Well, Have You Found Inspiration? - And Fortunately You Haven't. But The Impressions Sink In, Of Course, And May Emerge Later: None Of Us Has Invented The House; That Was Done Many Thousands Of Years Ago.

Clearly, If A Building Is Not Functionally And Technically In Order, Then It Isn't Architecture Either, It's Just A Building.

In A Way, The Sense Of Quality Has Improved, The Status Symbol Of The Small Things Is Gone, And It Is Acceptable To Use Stainless Steel, Even If The Neighbour Uses Silver.