They called for more structure, then, so we brought in some big hairy four-by-fours from the back shed and hem into place with railroad spikes. This new city, they said, was going to be just jim-dandy, would make architects stutter, would make Chambers of erce burst into flame. We would have our own witch doctors, and strange gods aplenty, and site-specifis, and humuhumunukunukuapuaa in the public fish bowls. We workers listened with our mouths agape. We had never heard anything like it. But we trusted our instincts and our paychecks, so we pressed on, bringing in color-coated steel from the back shed and anodized aluminum from the shed behind that. Oh radiant city! we said to ourselves, hoant you to be built! Workplace democracy racticed on the job, and the clerk-of-the-works (who had knoi L?nn in Finland) wore a little cap with a little feather, very jaunty. There was never any question of hanging back (although we noticed that our ID cards were of a ……（内容加载失败！）
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