New Federal Building Design Rules: Beauty and Tradition
This act introduces new guidelines for the appearance of federal buildings, such as courthouses and agency headquarters. The goal is to ensure new constructions are beautiful, inspiring, and reflect national dignity, with a preference for classical and traditional architecture. Citizens can expect new public buildings to be more aesthetically pleasing and better integrated into their local surroundings.
Key points
Preferred Architecture: New federal buildings are to be designed primarily in classical or traditional styles to be beautiful and command respect.
Community Input: Building designs will incorporate input from local communities, potentially influencing the appearance of citizens' surroundings.
Renovations and Expansions: Existing buildings that do not meet new aesthetic standards will be examined for redesign feasibility, especially their exteriors.
Exceptions and Justifications: If a design deviates from preferred styles (e.g., Brutalist), a detailed justification will be required, including cost and aesthetic comparisons with alternatives.
Introduced
Citizen Poll