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White House renovations continue: What’s the latest work being done?

Crews are refurbishing the North Portico columns as work continues on a planned ballroom in the former East Wing, Reuters reported.

  • President Donald Trump continues renovations at the White House in Washington, including maintenance on North Portico columns and construction of a new ballroom near the East Wing.
  • These upgrades follow extensive changes orchestrated by Trump, who previously revamped the Rose Garden lawn and other iconic sections of the executive mansion.
  • A temporary arena that hosted the UFC Freedom 250 fight card remains a focal point of ongoing site development managed by construction crews.
  • On Friday, crews performed maintenance on the North Portico columns, while construction on the planned ballroom area continued through Monday.
  • Reports suggest Trump is considering replacing existing columns with more decorative Corinthian-style structures, which are often cited as the most luxurious architectural order.
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White House renovations continue: What’s the latest work being done?

President Donald Trump already orchestrated makeovers of several iconic parts of the White House, and now renovations are underway on the building's iconic columns at its front entrance.

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