The domed rotunda in the center of the neoclassical West Building is based on the Pantheon in Rome. Around the rotunda, two skylit garden courts feature grand columns and stone fountain sculptures. Opened in 1941, the West Building was architect John Russell Pope’s last design.
The domed rotunda in the center of the neoclassical West Building is based on the Pantheon in Rome. Around the rotunda, two skylit garden courts feature grand columns and stone fountain sculptures. Opened in 1941, the West Building was architect John Russell Pope’s last design.
- Solid maple wood top and bottom layer with protective coating
- Middle layer of frosted acrylic
Care: All materials are coated with protective finishes to prolong life. Please take care when storing, and remove before showering or swimming.
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| Description | The domed rotunda in the center of the neoclassical West Building is based on the Pantheon in Rome. Around the rotunda, two skylit garden courts feature grand columns and stone fountain sculptures. Opened in 1941, the West Building was architect John Russell Pope’s last design.
Care: All materials are coated with protective finishes to prolong life. Please take care when storing, and remove before showering or swimming. |
