This legislation, known as the "Democracy in Design Act," mandates that the Administrator of General Services (GSA) ensure all public building designs in the United States comply with the "Guiding Principles for Federal Architecture" outlined in a 1962 report. It specifically amends title 40, United States Code, to incorporate this requirement into the GSA's responsibilities for public buildings. Furthermore, the bill directs the GSA Administrator to develop and issue necessary regulations within 180 days of the Act's enactment. These regulations will serve to implement the adherence to the 1962 principles and establish minimum design standards for all future public buildings. The rulemaking process must include public notice and an opportunity for public comment, ensuring transparency and stakeholder input.