Sounds like a perfect blend of history and modernity—like watching a symphony play in glass and steel. Take the Gherkin or the Hearst Tower; they sneak in that 1.618 ratio in window spacing or façade panels. It’s almost like the architects are whispering to the old Greeks while the engineers calculate loads. If you want to dissect it, just sketch a floor plan, mark the proportions, and see if the ratios hold up under the weight of a skyscraper. It’ll be a fun experiment that reminds us art and engineering are just two sides of the same architectural coin.