The love of architecture led me to the question: what makes architecture beautiful? The project capture a moment in the search of the definition of fine architecture, and its core principles. In order to better understand the awe invoked by architectural works, I likened that emotion to the one invoked from experiencing works of fine art. Encountering such works causes an emotional experience. I then asked myself what principles guided the artist in his actions, and understood I must find my own. At this point I began planning my project. To define fine architecture and characterize planning principles, one structure will not suffice. I designed an iterative and reflective process which includes planning a series of structures growing in their complexity: from a bus station to a public complex, blending in the urban space. The design and plan of each structure and creation of several alternatives allowed me to scrutinize and extract architectural principles that I take with my moving forward.