He was teaching the crowds following Him that their very deepest needs and desires could only be satisfied by a relationship with God alone. Created things will never satisfy our deepest needs. But Jesus never condemned the created order, the making or enjoying of things, or the keeping of them. He did not teach a Gnostic theology. He was a carpenter by trade and the Scriptures are replete with examples of His enjoying life as a man.
Many people fail to understand the incarnation and the broad scope of redemption.
Christ's incarnation is the proof of God's love and affection for the whole cosmos. We should lay up an inheritance for our children, and our children's children. And, one such treasure is noble architecture. The Westminster Catechism declares boldly our Chief End. For me, to study God's glory is to engage in the study of a true aesthetic.