I like this quote from the article you linked: > Surely if there is a lesson in all of this, it is that no one “owns” architecture, just as no one “owns” scien

I like this quote from the article you linked: > Surely if there is a lesson in all of this, it is that no one “owns” architecture, just as no one “owns” science. Everything builds on everything else. If we want to understand our history, we need to think of it as different cultures mixing and evolving with and from each other like a complex mesh of both hostile and fruitful interactions. Some of the richest and advanced cultures often have been multicultural.