This brief extract from The Fragment references some ideas on how creations as wholes or not great but rather certain details and particular aspects are what truly matter. Although I found the reading to be a bit boring but I agree with its message. The true beauty of buildings mostly comes from the smallest elements. Last summer I had the pleasure of going to Frank Lloyd Wrights Guggenheim in New York and one of my fondest memories was an opening over an exhibit room giving a whole new perspective on the works of art. So maybe if "The devil's in the details" he isn't all that bad?