Better to save this quote right now because I am sure this is going to be an important piece of a future work about the psychological ownership of land. Possibly I got it wrong this semester trying to find identity in the typology of the buildings. The identity is actually in the mere owning of a place and that is essentially inmaterial. If it were to be found somewhere, it would possibly be in the ability of a person to cook at home some food almost in pijamas and invite another person to come over to eat, for example some dumplings, noodles and fish.