Dezeen Agenda US edition features a subterranean visitor screening centre for the White House
The latest US edition of Dezeen Agenda reveals Donald Trump's proposal for a subterranean White House visitor screening centre.
Rounding up the latest news from the US every other Friday, the most recent newsletter features the expansion to the New Museum in New York by OMA and a proposal to add Corinthian columns to the Executive Residence at the White House to match the planned ballroom extension.
In high-rise news, Prada unveiled a temporary installation covering their 5th Avenue shop by 2x4, and we revealed a 31-storey residential building in downtown Seattle by Grzywinski + Pons.
In the design world, New York branding agency Mischief worked with US news outlet National Public Radio on an ongoing campaign.
In other Washington DC news, US editor Ben Dreith spoke with MIT associate dean of urban design and planning Lawrence Vale to explore how the president is utilising design in DC to cement his legacy and the NCPC delayed its vote on the contentious White House East Wing Modernization proposal.
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The US edition of Dezeen Agenda
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