Trump's recent executive order, aimed at enhancing the visual identity of federal buildings, emphasizes a vague adherence to 'regional' and 'traditional' architectural styles. This has sparked significant criticism from design experts who argue the terminology lacks clarity. The article questions which American regions and traditions this executive order actually references, mentioning a disconnect with genuine interpretations of American architectural heritage. It also critiques the exclusionary nature of such definitions, particularly focusing on structures that do not resonate with a truly diverse representation of American identity.
Trump's 'Promoting Beautiful Federal Civic Architecture' executive order aims to enforce a visual identity for federal buildings, focusing on regional and traditional architectural styles.
The call for 'regional' and 'traditional' architecture raises questions about which American conventions the policy seeks to promote and how authentically they reflect diverse American heritage.
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