Classical Architecture: Three Fallacies | Robert Adam

Article in the Architects Journal, 7 May 2010 Classicism has been wronged, argues Architect, Professor Robert Adam.
Although its longevity proves people still want classical buildings, three fallacies about style, relevance and authenticity are used to justify the hostility it receives from the profession.

[@andrewchadbourne604]

From the title, I initially thought this was an argument *against* classical architecture. Much of the modern architectural profession and architectural education establishment has blighted the landscape of our built environment.

[@kennj321]

given the tendency to cut cost whereever possible, If they did more classical architecture it would likely be done badly with poor materials and get its reputation ruined. I'd rather see fewer tasteful implementations.