Remodelling the White House: A golden Oval Office and $200M ballroom
U.S. President Donald Trump, who is remodeling the White House to his tastes, will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions in one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
U.S. President Donald Trump will build a massive ballroom for hosting official receptions, one of the largest projects at the US executive mansion in over a century.
Trump himself and unspecified donors will foot the bill for the US$200 million project, with McCrery Architects as lead architect, the construction team will be headed by Clark Construction, and the engineering team led by AECOM.
(Source: The White House)
A detail of gold leaf in the crown work over pairings of President Alexander Hamilton, President James Monroe and President Andrew Jackson in the Oval Office is seen as President Donald Trump speaks with reporters during a ceremonial swearing in of Paul Atkins as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, in the Oval Office of the White House, Tuesday, April 22, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
A detail of gold leaf above a doorway to the Oval Office is viewed as U.S. President Donald Trump speaks with reporters during a ceremonial swearing in of Paul Atkins as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, in the Oval Office of the White House, Tuesday, April 22, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
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