A Trump administration plan to paint a historic stone building near the White House bright white is under review, facing criticism from preservationists.
WASHINGTON — A controversial plan to dramatically alter one of the most recognizable buildings next to the White House is coming into sharper focus.
Newly released federal submission materials ahead of a May 7 meeting of the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) lay out a Trump administration proposal to paint the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, a National Historic Landmark, bright white.
The documents go far beyond earlier public comments and renderings, offering
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