Phrasal verbs and vocabulary for architects and architecture students. Find the missing Phrasal verbs and interesting vocabulary.  

Buildings and their surroundings have a complicated relationship. Especially in a residential context, the pressure for a building to fit in can be enormous. The collective desire for maintaining property values can often usurp an individual’s desire for their home to reflect their specific thoughts or dreams. This video calls for a more thoughtful approach to our knee jerk reactions to a building that is different. Concepts like contextualism and critical regionalism help to explain why houses like the Gallery House by John Ronan does fit in, despite it not appearing so at the outset. Also, examples like the Robie House, which certainly does not fit in, comes to be loved for the very reasons that set it apart. 

Why Don't Architects Just Make Buildings Fit In?

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. Phrasal verbs and vocabulary for architects and architecture students. Find the missing Phrasal verbs and interes…