Michael Rotondi and Eric Owen Moss, among others, address the changes in architecture as a result of the World Trade Center attacks. See the LA Times article: Architects Ask, ‘What Did I Do to Cause This?’ Moss proclaims the death of globalization ¸ber alles in architecture. It’s about time. In general the piece is right on. My only quarrel might be with the idea that the only thing that’s out there is radical, Greg Lynn style architecture or conservative corporate work. Is that all we are stuck with? And is what passes for “radical” today (or more properly, what passed for it yesterday) truly radical or is it merely another kind of conformism?