At the end of its life, if allowed, a home should be able to decompose into uncontaminated soil, or at least become a beautiful ruin. - Jiri Lev

[Architecture's] economy, in the natural, evolutionary meaning of the word [means] obtaining best outcomes with minimum possible outlay of energy and resources. Like in nature, this fine-tuned balance usually also leads to aesthetically pleasing results.

I'm not reinventing the wheel, I'm reminding people of what the wheel is.

To be truly sustainable, buildings need to be beautiful and timeless so that future generations see value in restoring and preserving them. Abrupt fashion trends and striving for uniqueness at any cost should be avoided.