She points out that we feel “at home” in our houses when where we live reflects who we are in our hearts. Sarah Susanka, Architect and author of The Not So Big House series, and The Not So Big Life As we all look forward with hope for a cradle to cradle world, Azby Brown honors us with the great gift of seeing the past of Japan with fresh eyes. Marc Vassallo trained as an architect and studied creative writing before embarking on a career in journalism. Through her Not So Big House presentations and book series, Susanka has helped readers understand that the sense of “home” they’re seeking has almost nothing to do with quantity and everything to do with quality. Her books have sold well over a million copies. The home, in the School Street neighborhood of Libertyville, Ill., is 2,450 square feet on two floors and sits on a small and narrow lot, 29 feet wide by 100 feet long. Thought leader, inspirational keynote speaker and acclaimed architect, Susanka is the author of nine books that collectively weave together home and life design, revealing that a “Not So Big” attitude serves not only architectural aims, but life goals as well. About the Book Bestselling author and residential architect Susanka and landscape designer and award-winning writer Messervy teach readers how to think in a. Sarah Susanka, architect and best-selling author of the 'Not So Big House' books, has just finished her newest example of building a right-sized home. As a cultural visionary with an incredible ability to understand the underlying structure of the American lifestyle, Susanka is providing the language and tools that are redefining how we live. Sarah Susanka’s “Not So Big” message has become a launch pad for a new dimension of understanding-not just about how we inhabit our homes, but also about how we inhabit our planet and even our day-to-day lives. Join Sarah Susanka, acclaimed architect and author of The Not So Big House series, Home by Design and The Not So Big Life, for a special education presentation at Hoover Auditorium on August 11 at 7:30 p.m.

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