Proposal To Coat Federal Building Near White House Discussed
Urban planner staffer Michael Weil presented a White House proposal for preservation measures at the U.S. Capitol building. The project includes masonry preservation such as repointing, sealant replacement, and stone restoration to mitigate staining, cracking, and chipping on the exterior. The proposal also includes painting the building exterior in white to visually align it with the Eisenhower Executive Office. This discussion occurred at a meeting of the National Capitol Planning Commission.
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Sources · 7 independent
C-SPAN Radio
“urban planner staffer Michael Weil presented the White House proposal. The project proposal includes cleaning and masonry preservation measures such as repointing, sealant replacement, and stone restoration”
C-SPAN Radio
“The project proposal includes cleaning and masonry preservation measures such as repointing, sealant replacement, and stone restoration, and this would be to mitigate staining, cracking, and chipping on the building's exterior.”
WAMU 88.5 DC
“wants to coat a federal building right next to the White House.”
WBUR Boston
“to each other at this meeting of the National Capitol Planning Commission.”
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