An intelligent critique of the Bauhaus and other transparent architecture. Somehow this style of architecture evokes associations of quarantine and hygiene, its cleanliness has the charm of a tuberculosis clinic. Everything that does not fit in, that is defined as unpleasant and alien, is denied entrance.

Kurt Schwitters once formulated a similarly intelligent critique of this form of architecture: he very rightly stated that a harmoniously designed space was a priori inhumane because each human being who enters such a space destroys its harmony and therefore should stay outside.