Catesby Leigh

In modernist architecture, the Self meets Silence and Light. Right?

The Confederate Memorial is a notably ambitious and accomplished work of civic art. Woke iconoclasts want to tear it down.

Is Maya Lin’s celebrated Vietnam Veterans Memorial really a work of architecture?

The Embrace is another example of the artistic incompetence on display in American cities.

From Anniston, Alabama, to Laramie, Wyoming, smaller cities once profited from beautiful federal architecture.

Seaside represents a major landmark in American urban design.

New Urbanists have developed pedestrian-scale communities that reflect the movement’s principles, but face financial headwinds.

A pair of bills in the Congress would return Uncle Sam’s buildings to a classical design.

Winning the war will take smart, well-tailored congressional and executive action.

A simple recommendation for Secretary Austin: Leave the danged monument alone.