There is a growing number of young Classical architects who are working to create beauty. They reject the modernist mantra of the past century which only brought destruction and ugliness.

The future is Classical architecture. Beauty and Tradition matters.

Beauty Matters

[Château de Val, France]

“Beauty is vanishing from our world because we live as though it did not matter.” – Roger Scruton, Beauty.

‘Styles may change, details may come and go, but the broad demands of aesthetic judgement are permanent.’

- Sir Roger Scruton

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New houses under construction in Beeston, Nottinghamshire, in conjunction with the Prince’s Foundation.

It is thanks to HRH The Prince of Wales that architecture is undergoing a revival in the United Kingdom.

Beauty Matters

Beauty Matters

Before and After

A new tennis pavilion at the White House in Washington D.C. built in the Classical tradition.

Creation is slow and difficult

Destruction is quick and easy

Tradition and Beauty matters

Design for a country house in Scotland by Conor K. Lynch.

There is a growing number of architects who know that beauty and tradition matters.

A newly built house by architect Francis Terry.

Built using natural robust materials, such as slate and stone. It has a central pediment, below which is a Palladian window and Doric portico.

Beauty Matters

Château de Maisons-Laffitte

When Tradition prevails, so does the stone mason, artist, carpenter and craftsman.

Despite their love of building glass boxes, modernist architects tend to predominantly live in Georgian and Victorian homes themselves.