Because, as much as we want to say that the architect's language is the building, the structure they create in one landscape or another, and that whatever the architect has to say, they express it through their architecture... it is good to be stated, now and then, the truth, not only with the buildings. After all, the architect does have a voice, a speech of sorts, and not just hands to handle the various materials they use when shaping forms, shapes, and spaces. And since, therefore, the architect has hands to write... - let them write (or 'rebuild') in the landscapes of the mind and heart their architectural work.