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'Atrocious': Here's What Architects Think Of Trump's 250-Foot Triumphal Arch
Design experts weigh in on Trump's latest "oversized gesture of power and self-importance."
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independent.co.uk
Trump’s proposed DC arch has an observation deck - but an issue over how to reach it
The proposed 250-foot structure has been a source of controversy for months
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huffpost.com
Architecture Experts Rip Into Trump's 'Atrocious' Triumphal Arch — And They Don't Hold Back
Design experts weigh in on Trump's latest "oversized gesture of power and self-importance."
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'Atrocious': Here's What Architects Think Of Trump's 250-Foot Triumphal Arch
Design experts weigh in on Trump's latest "oversized gesture of power and self-importance."
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eu.usatoday.com
'Stop this madness!': Trump's arch draws deluge of negative comments
The Department of Interior says the purpose of the arch is to celebrate the triumphs of the American people and inspire patriotism and love of country
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washingtonexaminer.com
DC planning panel chair defends Trump arch over concerns it violates height law
The chairman said the “best reading of the law" means it doesn't apply to federal construction but noted it breaks with the panel's tradition.
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Planning commission seeks more details on Trump’s planned 250-foot arch near the Lincoln Memorial
The National Capital Planning Commission wants more details on President Donald Trump's proposal for a triumphal arch in Washington, D.C. The commission voted Thursday to seek…
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pbs.org
WATCH: Capital Planning Commission seeks more info on proposed 'Trump arch' after public comment session
The vote came after nearly three hours of public comment from about 20 members of the public, some representing historic and architectural organizations, and most of whom…
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abcnews.com
'Some homework to do': Trump appointees vote to address gaps in arch plan in heated meeting
The National Capital Planning Commission voted Thursday to approve a list of concerns about the president's proposed 250-foot “triumphal arch.”