1.   Bauhaus architects thought that function was more important than form.

2.   Architects have thought about scale and about the relationship of building to the street, to adjacent buildings and surrounding neighborhoods.

3.   Architects themselves think in terms of physical context, incremental change and historical continuity.

4.   A boat-shaped form appears in many buildings, as if the architect thought it prudent to provide his clients with arks to escape an approaching deluge.

5.   Some architect thought this was a great idea, to heat the second floor from above, while the furnace in the basement would heat the first floor.

6.   What did the Santa Monica-based architect think now that whole blocks looked like his own dizzily tilting, bulging buildings?