Trump's Grand Revamp: Kennedy Centre's Future Under Construction
President Donald Trump plans to temporarily close the Kennedy Centre for comprehensive renovations costing about $200 million. The closure aims to address deferred maintenance issues, marking another significant alteration to a Washington institution under Trump's leadership, alongside other renovation projects in the capital.
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President Donald Trump announced plans to temporarily close the Kennedy Centre for a comprehensive reconstruction project estimated at $200 million. This move aims to address long-standing deferred maintenance issues.
The closure is part of Trump's broader effort to leave a lasting mark on Washington's cultural and historic landmarks, which includes previous high-profile projects such as the ballroom addition to the White House.
The decision has met with criticism, particularly from arts workers unions concerned about contractual rights and job security during the hiatus, though Trump assured the upgrades will employ 'the highest-grade everything' for the refurbished venue. The project awaits official approval from the centre's board.
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