Beautifying Federal Architecture Act: Classical Style Preference for Public Buildings
This act changes how federal public buildings, like courthouses and agency headquarters, are designed and constructed. It aims to ensure new buildings are uplifting, beautiful, and reflect the dignity of the United States, with a preference for classical and traditional architecture. Citizens can expect government buildings in their areas to adopt a more traditional aesthetic, and their input will be considered in design choices.
Key points
New federal public buildings, including courthouses and agency headquarters, will be designed to be uplifting, beautiful, and reflect national dignity.
Classical and traditional architecture will be the preferred style for these buildings, especially in Washington, D.C.
Building designs will incorporate input from local communities and respect regional architectural heritage.
Any deviation from preferred architectural styles will require detailed justification and cost comparison with classical alternatives.
Introduced
Citizen Poll