I would love to live in that home. I don’t criticize here; just some thoughts.

I might have rounded the corners of the interior room-structures along the hallway-avenue. There will be a lot of walking back and forth done over the years, a lot of going around corners. On the one hand it would ease things a bit, on the other hand it would add a visual complexity to what is elegantly simple. So who is to say?

I wonder at how the heat of summer time is handled – and the loss of it during the winter.

The room-sized closet is a great idea – an easily accessible place for things.

It must be wonderful there during a rain storm, watching it and hearing it.

This is another of many examples of glass use which cries out for the type of glass that can be electrically switched from clear to opaque (I forget at the moment what it is called). Imagine being able to turn any or all of that glass to opaque white. Or a sensor that turns the bathroom glass opaque when you enter, then back to clear when you leave.

As I understand it now that glass is expensive. It would open up many possibilities if it were less expensive and widespread.

And what is that, water… or snow (so much for tropical climate theory) pooling up on the glass roof??… moisture pooling is NEVER good!!