California architect Pierre Koenig believed architecture could make people's lives better. When he was building houses during the 1950s in America, everybody was very idealistic. WW2 was over, the economy was booming, and it was somewhat of an idealistic "golden age" with lots of people living out the American dream. I tried to communicate those ideas in the re-design of this book, focusing on the "living" part of its title, Living With Steel.