> What began as a jagged, precise Romanesque structure of stone is eroded into a polished, Baroque plastic shell Not to detract from the overall message, but I

> What began as a jagged, precise Romanesque structure of stone is eroded into a polished, Baroque plastic shell Not to detract from the overall message, but I think the author doesn't really understand Romanesque and Baroque. (as an aside, I'd most likely associate Post-Modernism as an architectural style with the output of LLMs - bland, regurgitative, and somewhat incongruous)