The Primary Factor Is Proportions.

With A Painter Or A Sculptor, One Cannot Begin To Alter His Works, But An Architect Has To Put Up With Anything, Because He Makes Utility Objects - The Building Is There To Be Used, And Times Change.

Proportions Are What Makes The Old Greek Temples Classic In Their Beauty. They Are Like Huge Blocks, From Which The Air Has Been Literally Hewn Out Between The Columns.

In Addressing A Task, One Almost Always Has Several Possible Options, Sometimes Only A Few, And They May All Be Practical And Functional. But They Lack The Aesthetic Aspect That Raises It To Architecture.

I Don't See That Any Buildings Should Be Excluded From The Term Architecture, As Long As They Are Done Properly.

There Is Always A Point When One Senses Ones Lack Of Skill, The Doubt