How fortunate that academics and "critical theorists" don't suffer from this problem themselves.Adrian FletcherLetchford, HertfordshireThe built environmentSIR – Your report on green buildings confuses two such buildings in Pittsburgh ("The rise of the green building", December 4th).
One young man rushed out of the building looking confused before asking VICE News for directions.
It's located inside a small mall, opposite 99 Ranch Market, and you'll likely circle the building, get confused and think it's the jewelry store, one of two banks or the Happy Harbor restaurant.
The construction soon attracted the attention of a county building inspector who confused it with migrant worker housing and ordered it "condemned for code violations".
After half an hour leaving this building and being confused is perfect.
The vegetation was denser than she remembered, and the buildings were confusing to her.
From the song sparrow to the hermit thrush to the Baltimore oriole, birds migrating from the south in the spring and from the north in the fall are attracted by the lights of buildings, apparently confusing a light bulb with the stars that they navigate by.
The next day, when the Gunslinger arrives the Doctor distracts it by amplifying the electricity sent through town, while other townsfolk, wearing makeup applied in the same fashion as Jex's facial markings, dash between buildings to confuse the cyborg.
The building should not be confused with the more famous Rialto Building that used to lie two blocks north in Times Square, a flashy 1935 Art Moderne structure at the northwest corner of 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue.
Last year in Logar, a car bomb attack by the Taliban destroyed a hospital, causing scores of casualties, but the bomber appears to have confused the building with the intended government targets nearby.
