Here, more than anywhere else in Times Square, electronic imagery really does become architecture.
It has become architecture's most prestigious honor, its adjectival use signaling the subject's place in the pantheon of living architects.
Now that they've become "architecture," the effect is of four industrial-age Pantheons lined up by the side of the road.
He understood intuitively that for a building to become architecture, it must be imbued with a spirit that words, written or spoken, are hard-pressed to capture.
Also, Georgian houses are plain on the front, and loose enough [inside] to fade away and become architecture in a different sense – to become, perhaps, a kind of scaffolding".
Others, like "Wall (I Want to Become Architecture)," and deconstructed chairs in various materials allude to the crossover between fine and applied art and reinforce the notion that buildings and furniture are also sculptures.
When a house is haunted what I'm trying to explain it is the feeling you get that it looks like you, that your soul has become architecture, and the house in all its materials has taken you over with a power akin to haunting.
One of the most striking works, literally, is Alan Wexler's "Wall (I Want to Become Architecture)," a self-portrait in which the artist (in this case an architect) leaves his imprint on a wall, pressing his body into it to form a concave impression on one side and a convex bulge on the other.
But in almost every case what happens is they become architecture astronauts.
Those who have gone on to become architecture journalists or reporters in the past often started with an unpaid internship at a newspaper or other publication.
