Oddly, his look at Spanish culture is hardly comprehensive: the author largely ignores architecture, poetry and drama.
The lawsuit has been widely publicized, with publications that normally ignore architecture and urban design covering the battle over Columbus Center as if it were a major event.
Mr. Muschamp's article about the proposed New York Times headquarters is a paean to art-world architecture and ignores architecture's social role, where practicality and economy of means are as important as the hubris of the design hero.
His best work has admirers, but it has largely been ignored within architecture's intellectual circles.
Lewis argued that writing in the U.S. had been stunted in the years after Whitman and Twain, and mostly ignored; only architecture and film were taken seriously as popular arts among Americans.
"People have been ignoring religious architecture and its achievements in Italy," said Francesco Dal Co, the editor of Casabella, the oldest architecture review in Italy.
Another limitation of the above approach is that cancer cells are modeled as autonomous units, ignoring tissue architecture, physiology, and cell cell interactions.
The chimney tops, often ignored in urban architecture, make an interesting sight, small cenotaph-like forms with a hint of Viennese Art Nouveau.
She added that the building's design ignored the surrounding architecture of Brooklyn Heights, much of which is designated a historic district.
Moreover, we have ignored the heterogenous architecture of the prostate.
