The word architecture, meaning the character or style of a building, comes to life through the lens of Robert Polidori. A Havana residence wears a chandelier like a fading dowager's earring. A well-heeled Brasalia busstop strikes a modernist pose. The fushia-donning Plenary of the Superior Tribunal de Justica sports a groovy medallion bearing a palm with an eye. A cactus adorns the workaday duds of a Palm Springs power substation. Polidori has rendered architectural portraits in Las Vegas, Beruit, and of that Great Lady, Versailles.