There is a real learning curve that is still going on in technology between those who are experienced architects and those who know computers. The person probably doing the drawings is inexperienced, younger person. That is one of my personal concerns is to close that gap, to have the experienced working with the least experienced to share the knowledge of architecture and the technology and not to lose track of that. Not to let the speed rule us and drive us into place where we lose track of what we are really doing in becoming good designers. Sometimes I worry that technology is getting too far ahead.
People literally can conceive of anything on the screen.
Almost any shape can be made. But the building technologies are not necessarily there to support them. It gets back to the idea of the lines that don't connect. The ability is there to produce excellent drawings, but perhaps the management of that ability is lacking. Yes, I think as architects we really need to control the process.