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Even ChatGPT Knows Classical Architecture Is Better Than Modern Monstrosities For Federal Buildings

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Jul 6, 2023

Even ChatGPT Knows Classical Architecture Is Better Than Modern Monstrosities For Federal Buildings

African American history museumArchitects who insist on imposing inhuman designs — because that’s all they know to offer — should no longer be commissioned to design federal buildings.

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