Justin Shubow | President of National Civic Arts Society

Architecture and Innovation

The Lasting Impact of Classical Architecture with Justin Shubow

This episode of the Architecture and Innovation podcast features an in-depth conversation with Justin Shubow, president of the National Civic Arts Society. The discussion covers the influence and importance of classical architecture, the continuous impact of historical designs like those of Greece and Rome, and the philosophy behind architecture's effect on public consciousness and civic virtue. Shubo reflects on timeless design principles, the need for beauty in public buildings, and the divergence of architect and layperson perspectives. The talk emphasizes that architecture should transcend contemporary trends to serve both present and future generations.

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00:00 Introduction to Extreme Presentism

00:37 The Power of Classical Architecture

01:17 Guest Introduction: Justin Shubow

02:21 Quotes That Inspire: Churchill and Mies van der Rohe

04:05 The Impact of Architecture on Society

06:06 Historical Influence on American Architecture

07:56 The Timeless Appeal of Classical Design

17:37 Modernism vs. Classicism

26:02 Public Opinion on Architecture

27:07 The Role of Architects in Public Buildings

29:12 Questioning the Spirit of the Times

31:11 Conclusion and Farewell

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