Public Lecture: Sacred Geometry, the Garnet Crystal, and Six Centuries of British Architecture

Join us for this special event in Whitehall, supported by Soulton Hall and taking place at the Farmer’s Club,

James D. Wenn of Byrga Geniht will deliver a new public lecture focusing on the deep, hidden thread of geometry in British design.

Mr. Wenn will explore how the rhombic dodecahedron—the natural shape of the garnet crystal—has been referenced in British art and architecture across six centuries. Through historical texts, 3D animations, and the biographies of the people behind the designs, James D. Wenn will demonstrate the unbroken philosophical thread connecting some of Britain’s most influential buildings—some still standing, some ruined, and some lost altogether.