The super-architect -- or starchitect as he's called -- draws support in standard and strange ways from live-in assistant Tamsin (Sierra Jolene), who looks like the kind of knockout that Gregor would covet and possesses the flexibility of an Olympic acrobat.
Okay, for the sake of argument, let's imagine that you are the super smart architect behind Intelligent Design.
"Super-celebrity-architect of mystery" Rem Koolhaus will join the project building a structure that will contain a hotel and a ballroom, retail space and a robotic garage, according to Curbed.
In the five decades since city planners radically remade Grand Avenue in a burst of urban-renewal ambition, demolishing its Victorian-era houses and apartment buildings and carving the hilltop into vast super-blocks, architects have struggled to make sense of its peculiar, wide-open scale, which can swallow subtlety whole.
And so a highly talented outsider – not so much a starchitect, more an articulate, super-quizzical New York architect – has delivered LA's latest cultural icon as part of a design process that could almost carry the title of Eli Broad's 2012 bestseller, The Art of Being Unreasonable: Lessons in Unconventional Thinking.
Unlike the barbecue pits and soju tents, the Gaon is studiously designed (by the Japanese architects Super Potato), with one wall built from stacks of old newspapers, another of clear plastic cases holding dried beans, and another that was a frenzy of glowing color bars.
But Steinberg, the architect of Super Bowl teams with the Los Angeles Rams and New England Patriots, believes that dynasties will no longer be created, either in the old-fashioned way through the draft or in tandem with the new Plan B, under which a team can retain a certain number of players with the rest open to offers from other teams.
On the other, IBM's Deep Blue super-computer, whose chief architect was Taiwan-born Feng-Hsiung Hsu.
Downtown Container Park Architects are super into making green structures out of giant recycled containers these days.
He had never been here before, the architect of a Super Bowl team.
'I don't think there is a higher end," says John Lees of his work as architect to the super rich.
