I'm not sure if I follow. Could you point me to the section you are referring to? All I found was this, which seems quite positive. "First, when a building is

I'm not sure if I follow. Could you point me to the section you are referring to? All I found was this, which seems quite positive. "First, when a building is ordinarily visible from a public place, its protection as an "architectural work" does not include the right to prevent the making, distributing, or public display of pictures, photographs, or other pictorial representations of the work.[13] Thus, the architect will not be able to prevent people from taking photographs or otherwise producing pictorial representations of the building. "