DESCRIPTION: "Crowther lays bare the elusive genius of the great architect.
Mr. Boyle keeps telling us that Wright is "a Wagnerian hero," "the guiding light and enduring genius of all working architects, past, present and future".
The most eye-catching place in Georgetown, and my own runaway favorite, is the Stabroek Market, which encapsulates not just the genius of the Victorian architects and town planners, but also the energy of the city's present-day inhabitants.
All it takes is good bone structure, tons of money and a winning personality — the first supplied by Henry Baerer's two saucy statues of Shakespeare's mischievous Puck on the building's exterior, the last by the genius of the Puck's original architect, Albert Wagner.
Jefferson, the genius architect of American liberty, enslaved his own children, along with six hundred other people.
Four years ago Mr. Qian, the rocket scientist and genius architect of China's space and missile programs who died in October at the age of 97, asked a prominent visitor a troubling question: "Why does China produce so many clever people, but so few geniuses?" "Our education system is like ancient Sparta.
Tells about architect Gaudi presiding genius of Barcelona, who practiced architecture around the city for 50 yrs.
Scotland has seen the loss of an international treasure which reflects the genius of one of our greatest ever architects".
It reflects the genius of one of our greatest ever architects.
BOY GENIUS: Karl Rove, the Architect of George W. Bush's Remarkable Political Triumphs (PublicAffairs, $16.95), by Carl M. Cannon, Lou Dubose and Jan Reid, examines the tactics of President Bush's policy adviser, a political operative as gifted in devising policies as in selling them.
