This document summarizes a reaction paper about the reader "Learning from Las Vegas" by Robert Venturi. The reader analyzed the symbolic architecture and forms in Las Vegas to understand contemporary urban sprawl. Venturi argued that in Las Vegas, symbols and signs took precedence over architectural form to communicate with drivers at high speeds. Examples included large flashy signs and the 1/3 scale Eiffel Tower replica in Paris Las Vegas Casino Resort. More broadly, the document suggests that in many commercial areas, signage and styles define spatial relationships more than architectural forms. To be a revolutionary architect requires accepting changes and analyzing everyday landscapes rather than ignoring or criticizing them.