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He felt cold and liked it, knowing that at home the room would be baking, the two-bar heater running day and night on pilfered electricity, the family luxuriating in excess warmth, even though the spring weather had come.
NEWYORKER: Nawabdin Electrician
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At the time, some critics felt threatened by the design, calling it "cold" and "barren, " but most lauded this experiment in blurring the boundaries between house and nature.
WSJ: The Greening of a Midcentury Classic
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Maybe it was a great hank of river weed turning below in the cold current, maybe it was just the way gravity works in water, but it felt like something that matched me exactly, the same shape and weight and volume, and it always seemed as if that something came to life the moment I stepped into the water.
NEWYORKER: Something Like Happy