I wonder what architects/builders are going to start bringing to market, and targeting whom, to take advantage of this.
Not to put words in pg’s mouth but three observations about American homes historically:
* they assume at least one person heavily involved in food preparation
* they assume relatively constant occupation during the day
* they assume some use as a private public space
* they assume at least one person heavily involved in food preparation
* they assume relatively constant occupation during the day
* they assume some use as a private public space
You could imagine a home which said “This is an intensely personal place which supports contemplation and sleep.”
