If Nothing Were Left Of An Extinct

The Room Has To Be Comfortable; The House Has To Look Habitable.

Man Loves Everything That Satisfies His Comfort. He Hates Everything That Wants To Draw Him Out Of His Acquired And Secured Position And That Disturbs Him. Thus He Loves The House And Hates Art.

Architecture Arouses Sentiments In Man. The Architect's Task Therefore, Is To Make Those Sentiments More Precise.

The House Has To Please Everyone, Contrary To The Work Of Art Which Does Not. The Work Is A Private Matter For The Artist. The House Is Not.

The Work Of Art Is Brought Into The World Without There Being A Need For It. The House Satisfies A Requirement. The Work Of Art Is Responsible To None; The House Is Responsible To Everyone. The Work Of Art Wants To Draw People Out Of Their State Of Comfort.