It\u2019s amazing how ambiguous architecture can be in its message to consumers. Both renderings and built designs can expertly convey their respective concepts without any help from the architect\u2019s voice, or they can be left wide open to interpretation. The same can be said about television commercials.<\/p>\n
On Sunday night, millions of football fans were exposed to countless adverts, most of which cost $5 million or more to secure a prime spot during the 2017 Super Bowl. Some advertisers took the opportunity in the spotlight to speak to the tense political climate our nation currently resides in. But one ad in particular, from a building-materials supplier<\/a> of all things, took political connotations to the next level by envisioning one family\u2019s arduous trek into President Trump\u2019s wall. While that may sound bold and heartbreaking, the story wasn\u2019t communicated as clearly as you may think.<\/p>\n