Quinlan Terry, CBE - Why Traditional Architecture Matters - Traditional Britain Conference 2015 Quinlan Terry is Britain's greatest living architect, working in the school of New Classical Architecture, principally in Palladian styles. He continues to practice with his son Francis Terry at Quinland and Fracis Terry LLP. Roger Scruton has called Quinland, "one long breath of fresh air" in his article entitled "Hail Quinlan Terry: our greatest living architect." In the 2015 New Years Honours Quinlan Terry was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire for his services to classical architecture. Find out more about the Traditional Britain Group at - http://www.traditionalbritain.org

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1. In terms of chronological scale and sensibility, Classical Architecture is timeless, Modernist Architecture on the other hand is temporary, suited only for a particular occasion.
2. Fantastic talk.
   Seeing a traditional public building rise on English soil would lift so many spirits.