"Why should we support further the incongruity of living in a outmoded superstitious adaption of some primitive carpenter's art and fitting it with all the evidence of our integrated civilization? Why not be true to our time and effect all the savings possible? Make the most of our abilities. Justify our theories of therapeutic sunlight, septic simplicity, and honest proportion. Erect the logical, orderly, and perfectly functioning machine and find beauty in its fitness."
-Sam Grawe from Dwell May 2010
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