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1. www.theplancollection.com › house-plans › home-planInspired by the White House - Plan #106-1206, 6 Bedrooms

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   6-Bedroom, 8210 Sq Ft White House Inspired Floor Plan. #106-1206. Home Plan: #106-1206 Home Interior Photograph - Great Room: Holidays. Home Plan: #106-1206 Front elevation of Colonial home (ThePlanCollection: House Plan #106-1206) Home Plan: #106-1206 Home Plan Rear Elevation - REAR ELEVATION.

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2. www.thehousedesigners.com › plan › the-white-house-6967The White House Farmhouse Style House, Plan 6967

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   The White House Farmhouse Style House, Plan 6967. Buy This Plan. Video Tours Floor Plans About This Plan Features & Details Preferred Products. Sq Ft. 2,252 FT². Bed. 3. Bath.

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   Dec 13, 2022 · Latrobe White House cropa2.jpg 3,746 × 4,756; 23.1 MB Latrobe White House.jpg 4,703 × 5,916; 29.29 MB The White House ("President's House") Washington, D.C. Site plan and principal story plan LCCN2001698952.jpg 6,288 × 7,766; 5.92 MB

4. www.architecturelab.net › landmark › the-white-houseThe White House: An Architecture Landmark To Visit In ...

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   Mar 1, 2024 · The White House is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. in Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States. It is on 18 acres (7.28 hectares) of land on Pennsylvania Avenue, between the Washington Monument and the Capitol Building. The White House was designed by Irish-born architect James Hoban, who won a design competition held in 1792.

5. www.architecturaldigest.com › story › the-whiteThe White House Could Have Looked Totally Different—If One of ...

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   Aug 18, 2021 · Also of note was the White House submission put forth by amateur architect Philip Hart. The design reflects a boxy, faux-Renaissance-style structure that—although commanding—lacked the ...

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6. archivaldesigns.com › products › sussex-house-planSussex | Luxury Floor Plan | Traditional House Plan

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   The Sussex House plan, known as The Atlanta White House, is a sophisticated and luxurious retreat that reflects the stunning architecture of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. This classical house plan boasts an Oval Office with a desk akin to the president’s, a movie theater, and a replica of Lincoln’s bedroom with a copy of the Emancipation ...

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   Who designed the White House?

   • The White House was designed by Irish-born architect James Hoban, who won a design competition held in 1792. Hoban oversaw the construction process involving enslaved laborers, local D.C. laborers, and skilled European immigrants. After the White House was set on fire during the War of 1812, Hoban was appointed to rebuild it.

   The White House: An Architecture Landmark to Visit in Washington, D.C

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   Did George Washington design the White House?

   • In 1792 George Washington held an open competition for architects to design what would become the White House. Many of the original submissions (some of which have never been publicly available) remain in the archives of the Maryland Center for History and Culture.

   The White House Could Have Looked Totally ... - Architectural Digest

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   What type of architecture did the White House have?

   • The most prominent architectural style seen in the White House is Neoclassical architecture. This is evidenced in the symmetrical and ordered layout of the White House’s façade. It has a columned central entrance on each side with a triangular pediment above the two-story porch, decorated with dentils and metopes.

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   Who built a house near the White House?

   • National Park Service photographer Since the White House was first occupied by President John Adams in 1800, influential people and organizations—or those who hoped to have influence—have bought property and built homes and offices along the streets surrounding the White House.

   Architecture: 1790s-1840s - White House Historical Association

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   Does the White House have an architectural focus?

   • The general public White House tours do not have an architectural focus, those working in the architecture field have unique access opportunities to appreciate the residence for its historic design. What lessons can architects learn from the design and construction of the White House?

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   Who designed the White House & Capitol in 1792?

   • After George Washington dismissed French engineer and architect L'Enfant for insubordination, the design of the White House and Capitol would be determined by separate architectural competitions in 1792. James Hoban, an Irish-born and trained architect then living in Charleston, South Carolina, won the design competition for the White House.

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8. www.whitehousehistory.org › architecture-1790s-1840sArchitecture: 1790s-1840s - White House Historical Association

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   1800s. After George Washington dismissed French engineer and architect L'Enfant for insubordination, the design of the White House and Capitol would be determined by separate architectural competitions in 1792. James Hoban, an Irish-born and trained architect then living in Charleston, South Carolina, won the design competition for the White House.