Robert Patzschke

Join architect Robert Patzschke as he delves into the practical application of new classical architecture for everyday use. Moving beyond grand palaces and museums, this lecture explores how timeless design principles can be integrated into residential buildings and other common typologies. Discover Patzschke's focus on blending new structures seamlessly into historic environments and his commitment to human-scaled proportions. Learn why traditional architecture serves as the ultimate "library" for creating diverse and beautiful small-scale details. Patzschke shares insights into incorporating classical elements like rustication, balconies, and elegantly designed entrances into modern projects, proving that sophisticated design doesn't always require an extravagant budget. This talk is a must-watch for anyone interested in making classical beauty accessible and relevant in contemporary architectural practice.

Recorded at the third annual Beauty and Ugliness in Architecture Conference, May 2nd - 4th, 2025.