Quote of Note | Martin Filler

“It is axiomatic among architectural editors and art directors that if a building is not very good, then one should use images of it at sundown; if it is worse than that, show it reflected in water at twilight. This perhaps explains why several publications, including Architectural Digest, Vanity Fair, and The New York Times, have depicted Gehry‘s newest work in a dim crepuscular glow, rising above its shallow pools and dramatic stepped cascade.