Can classical architecture unite Americans in an otherwise divided time? National Civic Art Society president Justin Shubow said "yes" in a lecture earlier this year.
He explored how timeless design rooted in ancient precedents--and employed by the Founding Fathers--bolsters democracy, unity, and civic identity.
The talk was part of the conference "A New Path for Beauty" co-sponsored by the Roger Scruton Legacy Foundation and NCAS that took place at Cambridge University in the UK.
The other panelists were María Fernanda Sánchez, architect of Cayalá, a new classical city in Guatemala; and the Rt. Hon. Michael Gove, former UK Housing Secretary, now editor of The Spectator. Samuel Hughes moderated.
You can watch the video on YouTube HERE or on X HERE.
Justin Shubow, María Fernanda Sánchez, Rt. Hon. Michael Gove, Samuel Hughes