Basically, classicism has always been strongly concerned with the freestanding column and the pediment, and has paid close attention to order, symmetry and hierarchy.

Classicism was referenced, though in the form of witty quotations: postmodernists did not seek to revive it as a complete and consistent language. To true classicists, this was anathema. Nevertheless, ...

In “The Language of Architectural Classicism,” Edward McParland insists otherwise. An architectural historian and former pro-chancellor at Trinity College Dublin, ...

Classicism, walls, and other design issues may fall to a new presidential administration By Edward Gunts • November 10, 2020 • National , News , Professional Practice The White House at sunset ...

“Classicism is an architecture which is built on the idea of rest … it’s not in tension” with the environment around it, argues Lykoudis.

Described by Architectural Digest as “the Oscars of the design world,” the Arthur Ross Awards celebrate the lifetime achievements of architects, artists, and historians in the classical ...

"Classicism is part of my DNA, although I was reared in modernism at Yale in the 1960s," he says. Early on, he was inspired by the classical work of Sir Edwin Lutyens, ...

“Chaos and Classicism” at the Guggenheim. 1 minute read. By TIME. October 21, 2010 12:00 AM EDT. A new look at art after the First World War in Europe, consoling itself with dreams of antiquity.

California basks in its reputation as a new construct on the far edge of the continent, away from tradition, history and other burdens its settlers jettisoned on their way West. Southern ...

The Arthur Ross Awards: Classicism, Humanism, and Grace. Described by Architectural Digest as “the Oscars of the design world,” the Arthur Ross Awards celebrate the lifetime achievements of ...