The language of the Museum of Troy’s architecture is, indeed, very powerful and arresting, invoking involuntary comparisons of other great museums around the world. The upturned cone becomes another basic geometrical form - a cube, the horizontal spiralling façade bands turn vertical Corten steel strips, the ramp down the exhibits reverts to a ramp upwards – is this an anagram of FLW’s masterful design for the Guggenheim Museum in New York? One wonders. For, definitely at the least, it demonstrates the possibility of a meaningful evolution of the greatest masterpieces into a paraphrase powerful enough to revel in their own individuality. Well, through this impressive display of the rich history of Troy, Turkey has surely added a strong attraction for tourists to consider putting it on their bucket list.