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ISPA Conference 2018 
Building as Service
​Colorado Springs, Colorado

I was invited to present my paper, "Eclecticism, the Architecture of Liberal Democracy" at the International Society of Philosophy in Architecture's 4th International Conference whose focus was on Building as Service.  The conference was held in Colorado Springs, Colorado between July 26-28, 2018.  The purpose of my paper was to demonstrate that the rise of eclecticism was the natural result of the rise of a liberal democratic society and why we should embrace it in architecture as it already exists in all other art forms.  I show how  choice in architectural style first came about during the Renaissance and continually expanded as western societies became progressively more liberal and democratic.  I conclude that eclecticism should be embraced once again as it is unavoidable in an open and diverse society.
Eclecticism, The Architecture of Liberal Democracy
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  • Home
  • Architecture
    • New Houses >
      • DC Guest House
      • Bethesda House
      • Front Royal Guest House
      • Maryland House
      • McLean House
      • The Southampton
    • Additions and Renovations >
      • Front Royal House
      • Poolhouse Addition
      • Chevy Chase Tudor
      • Bethesda Portico
      • Potomac Villa
      • Cleveland Park Victorian
    • Townhouses >
      • Stapleton Towns
      • Painted Ladies
    • Mixed Use >
      • Alexandria Apartment
      • Capitol Gateway
      • Porter St. Apartments
      • Mather Studios
  • Planning
    • Streetscapes >
      • Nantucket Close
      • Boston Street
      • Santana Row
      • Union Station
    • Town Planning >
      • Huntfield
      • South Riding
      • Silver Spring
  • Design
    • Renderings
    • Student Work >
      • Pratt Institute Campus Plan
      • Trastevere
      • Campidoglio Study
      • Ostia Antica
      • Isola Tiberina
      • Fortezza Da Basso
      • Santa Croce
      • Piazza in Vicenza
    • Competitions >
      • Georgetown Boathouse
      • World War I Memorial
  • Publications
    • Greater Greater Washington
    • ISPA >
      • Harmonious Beauty, The Aesthetics of Humane Architecture
      • Eclecticism, The Architecture of Liberal Democracy
    • Public Square - A CNU Journal >
      • Reaffirm Beauty to Fight Climate Change
      • Authenticity By Design: Creating Beautiful Places
  • Contact-CV