But somehow we've got to the point, in mass-market housing design, where architectural invention and exploration are mostly unsought, if not downright unwelcome. posted by nancylevinson @ 3:10 pm | Permanent link Monday, February 7, 2005Ground Zero-SumNew York Times. Thus have architectural concerns — not to say "visions" — been elbowed unceremoniously aside in the business of rebuilding Ground Zero. Nobel enlarges the story of Ground Zero by setting it in the context of key architectural debates. At the heart of the contention is what Mark Stevens, in an op-ed in the New York Times, refers to as Johnson's "embrace of fascism."