> That's why architects like Frank Lloyd Wright built bunkers that blended in with nature. Maybe you meant architects like him, but not "him"? https://en.wiki

> That's why architects like Frank Lloyd Wright built bunkers that blended in with nature. Maybe you meant architects like him, but not "him"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Lloyd_Wright https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Lloyd_Wright he was born in 1867. Much of his important work was done before WW I. Have you ever been to Taliesyn or Fallingwater? Those are not "bunkers that blended in with nature." Blending in with nature was completely his aesthetic, so much so that Taliesyn in Wisconsin was uninhabitable in the winter. Most of the rest of your post, I agree with.