Have you ever looked at a new government building and just thought… yuck? I know I have. It seems like for years, our leaders have been in a race to build the ugliest, weirdest buildings possible. They give us cold, gray boxes and twisted metal shapes that look like they’re about to fall over.
These buildings don’t make you feel proud. They don’t inspire you. If anything, they make you feel small and unimportant. And let’s be honest, that’s probably the whole point. They want you to think the government is this big, confusing thing instead of something that serves the people.
Well, President Donald J. Trump has had enough of it. He just signed an executive order called “Making Federal Architecture Beautiful Again.” It’s a simple, common-sense plan to make our public buildings look good again. It’s a plan to build things that real Americans can be proud of.
The order makes it clear what the goal is. It’s not about making some art critic happy. It’s about honoring our country.
From Fox News:
President Donald Trump, a wealthy real estate tycoon who cares about building aesthetics, issued an executive order on Thursday declaring traditional and classical architecture as the preferred style for federal buildings.
“Applicable Federal public buildings should uplift and beautify public spaces, inspire the human spirit, ennoble the United States, and command respect from the general public. They should also be visually identifiable as civic buildings and, as appropriate, respect regional architectural heritage,” the order asserts.
A Rejection of Soulless Concrete Blocs
Now, this isn’t some brand-new idea. President Trump put out a similar order in his first term. You’d think this would be a simple, non-controversial idea, right? Build nice buildings instead of ugly ones. Apparently not. One of the first things Joe Biden did when he got into office was get rid of that order. You have to ask yourself: why?
Why would anyone want ugly, depressing buildings? The answer is that those weird, “brutalist” concrete blocks and “deconstructive” messes are part of their ideology. They hate tradition. They hate beauty. They want to erase our history, and that includes the classic designs that make our capital so beautiful. Biden’s team wanted more soulless boxes. It’s that simple.
Restoring a Vision of American Greatness
President Trump is putting a stop to that. He is bringing back the classical and traditional styles that our Founders loved. Think about the White House or the Capitol building. They used designs from ancient Greece and Rome because those styles represent strength, order, and democracy. They built a capital that looked like it would last forever.
And this isn’t just about looks. It’s about being smart with our money. The President’s order says new buildings have to be made with strong materials that are proven to work. They need to be “economical to build, operate, and maintain.” No more wasting millions of taxpayer dollars on some architect’s weird experiment that will start crumbling in 20 years.
It’s about time we had a President who gets it. The buildings we create show the world who we are. For too long, they’ve shown a country that seems confused and embarrassed by its own history. President Trump understands that a country that looks strong, feels strong. It really is that simple.
Key Takeaways
- President Trump ordered a return to beautiful, classical architecture.
- This reverses a Biden-era policy that favored ugly, modern designs.
- The order connects American pride with our nation’s public spaces.
- It promotes fiscal responsibility by using proven, durable materials.
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Author: Cole Harrison
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