Dialogue that explores a fictional meeting between the 18th-century visionary Étienne-Louis Boullée and a modern architect named Surjan, focusing on the philosophical significance of unbuilt architecture. Both figures argue that architectural drawings should be viewed as the definitive version of a project rather than mere precursors to physical construction. By comparing monumental historical designs like the Cenotaph for Newton with contemporary works like the Surjan Super School, the text highlights a shared commitment to geometric purity and the sublime.