Modern architecture often feels like it's designed for Instagram instead of human comfort, and that's a problem we rarely talk about. I've lived in two glass-tower apartments where the heat was unbearable by 10 AM, and the only 'view' was the mirrored building opposite. Energy bills aside, I wonder if architects actually spend time in their own buildings—or just admire the photos. Would you trade striking looks for something that simply works better as a home?