Catesby Leigh

Catesby Leigh is The American Conservative’s New Urbanism Fellow. He writes about public art and architecture and lives in Washington, D.C.

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In modernist architecture, the Self meets Silence and Light. Right?

Catesby Leigh September 30, 2022

The Italian city's urban core harkens back to the Middle Ages.

Catesby Leigh September 2, 2022

The Aisne-Marne cemetery chapel—ranks among the finest World War I monuments.

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The Greeks realized that what we see on our retinal movie screens and what is are two different things.

Catesby Leigh September 25, 2020

Historic preservation is useful and important, but it implicitly assumes that we cannot equal our best historic architecture today.

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