Trump Takes Aim at the Kennedy Center—Architects Launch Legal Revolt

Architect Magazine: In Washington, D.C., where monuments are typically treated as untouchable symbols of national continuity, a legal battle is unfolding that could redefine how the United States treats its architectural legacy. At the center of the fight is the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts—a building that is not only a cultural institution but a national memorial—and a sweeping set of proposed changes by Donald Trump that critics say threaten to irreversibly alter it.