Even the tiniest of buildings must be perfect.

One could spend a LOT of time sifting through the Magic of America digital collection from the Art Institute of Chicago archives. The first page of results from the generic 'United States' browse offered way more depth than I have time to peruse right now, including these two gems:

Plans and photos of the Amberg House in Grand Rapids, Michigan, built in 1909,

and an architectural sketch of a home planned for Evanston, Illinois that proclaimed succinctly but grandly the title of this post, a feeling we should now more than ever before strive to achieve.