Architecture (noun): the act of artfully placing complex forms in remote locations to be photographed for magazine covers
Architecture (noun): the memory of that which could have been, that is invoked by the residual form remaining after extensive value engineering
Architecture (noun): Public disinterest derived from a combination of self importance and greed
Architecture (noun): The compromise arrived at by the client and the designers after the president of the firm and the client played golf yesterday
Architecture (noun): The hard metallic outer shell surrounding confused school children pointing at the large early period Calder mobile hanging from the ceiling
Architecture (noun): The space between 4 or more glass walls, wherein wealthy people shower
Architecture (noun): Profession wherein ones salary is amusing to the majority of other professionals
Architecture (noun): The homes that hipsters admire
Architecture (noun): Structure approved by banks
Architecture (noun): The touch, the feel of titanium. The fabric of our lives
Architecture (noun): creativity plus financing minus creativity
Architecture (noun): The solid form of angst
