The White House (notably features Adam Style elements)

The White House, the U.S. president's residence and office, features architectural elements inspired by the Adam Style, a neoclassical design popular in the late 18th century. Named after architects Robert and James Adam, this style emphasizes elegant symmetry, clean lines, and decorative motifs like urns and swags. In the White House, these features are evident in the façade's balanced proportions, ornate molding, and detailed embellishments that convey a sense of grandeur and tradition. The Adam Style contributes to the building’s stately appearance, blending classical refinement with American political symbolism.