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From bowling alley to ballroom - Trump isn't the first to remodel the White House
Presidents have brought their own tastes, needs, and quirks, and the White House reflects it all.
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usatoday.com
Demolition begins at White House to make way for Trump's new ballroom
Trump said during an event in the East Room on Oct. 20 that the ballroom construction work began earlier in the day.
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huffpost.com
Trump Bulldozes The East Wing Of The White House
The enormous new venue is funded by private donors, which has raised ethical concerns.
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Trump Starts Tearing Down Part Of White House To Make Way For New Ballroom
The enormous new venue is funded by private donors, which has raised ethical concerns.
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arabnews.com
The White House starts demolishing part of the East Wing to build Trump’s ballroom
WASHINGTON: The White House on Monday started tearing down part of the East Wing, the traditional base of operations for the first lady, to build President Donald Trump’s…
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thehindu.com
White House starts demolishing part of East Wing to build Trump's ballroom
The White House begins demolishing part of the East Wing to construct a 90,000-square-foot ballroom for President Trump.
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forbes.com
Photos: White House East Wing Demolition Begins To Make Way For Trump’s Ballroom
The privately funded ballroom will be approximately 90,000 square feet, much larger than the White House itself.
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upi.com
Construction begins on Trump ballroom; East Wing demolished - UPI.com
The White House began demolishing the East Wing to make room for President Donald Trump's $250 million ballroom on Monday.
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aljazeera.com
What to know about Trump’s plan to build $250m White House ballroom
It's the first major structural change to the mansion since extensive renovations under President Truman in 1948.
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bbc.com
From bowling alley to ballroom - Trump isn't the first to remodel the White House
Presidents have brought their own tastes, needs, and quirks, and the White House reflects it all.
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independent.co.uk
White House demolition clears space for Trump’s $250m ballroom
Donald Trump is continuing to demolish the White House’s East Wing to make room for his $250million ballroom. On Monday (20 October), crews began tearing down parts of the…
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theguardian.com
Trump takes a wrecking ball to the White House in on-the-nose metaphor
The start of construction on the president’s $250m ballroom marks a regression to his property wheeler-dealer days
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How Trump is demolishing the White House East Wing for his new ballroom
Construction of Trump's opulent White House ballroom continues with demolition work on East Wing
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In a sudden change of plans, Trump to demolish White House East Wing entirely
When the White House first released the plans for the ballroom, President Donald Trump told reporters it would not be 'touching' any building
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Trump’s White House Demolition Isn’t His First Time Leveling A Building — Or Ignoring Preservationists
In 1980, Trump destroyed Art Deco sculptures he'd promised to the Met to speed up Trump Tower's construction—now he's demolishing the White House's East Wing for a massive…
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White House East Wing will be torn down fully to make way for Trump ballroom
The White House East Wing will be demolished to create a new ballroom for President Trump, with completion expected in two weeks.
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White House announces new $200M ballroom as part of Trump’s latest makeover of ‘The People’s House’
WASHINGTON: The White House on Thursday announced that construction on a massive, new $200 million ballroom will begin in September and be ready before President Donald Trump ‘s…
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‘Dictator-for-life vibes’: our architecture critic on Trump’s bulletproof ballroom bling
He has already turned the Oval Office into a wrestler’s changing room. Now the president is building a place so gilded Nero would feel at home. Why did he pick an architect whose…
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How presidents have shaped the look of the White House, from Washington to JFK to Trump
Personal tastes of presidents - as well as the demands of a growing federal government - has helped dictate changes over time to the White House.