Do Americans Approve of Trump’s White House Renovations? What a New Poll Found

Do Americans support Trump’s White House renovations? New poll shows…

The White House announced plans of a new $200 million ballroom.

Do Americans approve of Trump’s White House renovations? What a new poll found

President Donald Trump recently unveiled plans to build a large ballroom on the White House grounds, sparking mixed reactions from the public, new polling reveals.

Rumored rendering of Trump's planned White House ballroom isn't what it seems

An AI-generated image has been falsely shared as an official rendering of the project.

Congress should 'step in' to block Trump's White House ballroom makeover

'The White House doesn't need a big, beautiful ballroom'Bill Press at The HillPresident Donald Trump "thinks he's still an all-powerful real estate developer and not the temporary occupant of the 'People's House,'" says Bill Press. A White House ballroom is "Trump's most outrageous project by far." It "will do more than modify or 'improve' the existing White House." It "will destroy its existing, historic footprint. And it will shatter the shape…

White House’s ballroom plan waltzes over the edge

The White House is already a famously incoherent piece of architecture. A new ballroom of grand proportions seems very much in keeping with the natural evolution of American politics.

Aecom, Clark lead Trump's $200m White House ballroom revamp - Global Construction Review

Donald Trump’s White House says it will build a standalone, 90,000-sq-ft ballroom able to accommodate 650 people, replacing the current 200-capacity venue situated in the White House’s East Room. Clark Construction will build it. McCrery Architects is lead architect and Aecom is lead engineer. The White House says Trump and unnamed donors will finance the project, estimated to cost $200m. The BBC reports that in 2016 Trump offered $100m to th…