
Why a New AC Can't Fix a Home That Feels Wrong
I have a customer who told me, plain, that she does not leave her house except for the grocery store and the doctor. She is sixty-eight, a widow, in a little ranch she and her husband built in 1981. Her daughter in Edmond reads it as her mother withdrawing from the world. After four years working on that house, I have come to read it differently. There is a body of research in environmental psychology on place attachment. Setha Low and Irwin Altman edited a book in 1992 that pulled the field together. The core finding is that people form bonds with specific physical places that work the way…
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