The Architect (n.) is at root under the spell of power, claiming a victory over and rendering pride visible, but far too often it fails in its aims, becomes institutionalized, and locks out the thinking of thoughts of us Godless ones.
The Architect (n.) is representative neither of a Dionysian nor an Apollinian state: but rather of the great act of will (the will that moves mountains, the frenzy of the great).
The Architect (n.) is tasked to render pride visible. The victory over gravity he accomplishes are supposed to render visible the will to power.
The Architect (n.) practises a sort of oratory of power by means of forms.
The Architect (n.) builds as no musician has ever yet built: think of the one who erected the Palazzo Pitti.