BGuthrie Photos: Cultural Tourism DC -- Walking Tour: Federal Triangle: Planning, Architecture, Art

Cultural Tourism DC -- Walking Tour: Federal Triangle: Planning, Architecture, Art:

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Description of Pictures: WTDC - The Federal Triangle: Planning, Architecture, Art
The Federal Triangle was first conceived as an integral component of the 1901 McMillan Commission's plan to extend the L’Enfant Plan and beautify the monumental core of Washington.
Starting with the 1926 Public Buildings Act, the Triangle was developed to encompass the principles of the City Beautiful movement with a blending of Beaux Arts and Neoclassical architecture. This walking tour of the exterior of the Federal Triangle's buildings explores this enclave, focusing on the integration of planning, architecture, and architectural sculpture.
Nancy Witherell & Kristen Fusselle are your tour guides.

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