22 September 2010
Another interesting competition
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A National Ideas Competition for the Washington Monument Grounds is being run to generate ideas for making the grounds more inviting to visitors. Does that mean that the recent design of the grounds isn't inviting? Our guided tour of the grounds seems to suggest otherwise.
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