Mr. Browning stated that an architect must look at a building as the “whole package.” If one does not have any clue of what the mechanical or structural designs will be, the architect will not know anything about the building to be designed – architects should not be solely “form” designers and architects. The idea of taking into account the structural, mechanical, and air system design as a hugely significant aspect to the entire building’s design influenced not just Mr. Browning’s approach to architecture but the entire firm of Scott, Louie and Browning.