Your 125 Years of exceptional architecture and their architects fails to mention the thousands of unknown "draftsmen" who worked to develop the designs, and who then go on to do the task of producing working drawings which, as we all know, explain the design to the builders who construct these extraordinary buildings. As an example, the often-used photograph (page 151) showing Frank Lloyd Wright with his "draftsmen" surrounding him, reproduced in numerous architectural books, usually notes the famous story of Mr. Wright creating Falling Water in a few hours as Mr. Kaufman was on his way to Mr. Wright's studio. Although the names of these "draftsmen" surrounding Mr. Wright are often given, what they actually did to develop the design and those working drawings, which took numerous weeks and months, is never explained in architectural books or magazines. The 125 years existence of your magazine showing the Top 125 Buildings continues to omit mentioning these unknown "draftsmen" and how they developed the designs and go on to do the working drawings. This unknown fact, of course, makes construction of the building possible. The omission of the names of the "draftsmen" is not my major point, it is the fact that explanation of the actual Process is missing--as is usually the case.