I have also looked at the plans through the various stages and have seen accommodations made to the neighbors requests. Being to the east certainly i appreciate the changes that carolyn made, although i did not request any. Specifically she has pulled the Building Back so on the western side at certain elevations it is equal with the canadian consulate building on the opposite side of that alleyway called lamp sun lane and on the eastern side she has also pulled the Building Back at certain elevations to match the furthest point out on the building immediately to the eastern side. I think also in front she has pulled the Building Back 15 feet and those are sort of the usual and common changes to a proposed architecture so it doesnt have overbearing scale. And looking at the pictures i appreciate the effort and the outcome of the architectural rendering and i, too, have a this shows what youve seen already. Some of the newer buildings, the canadian consulate and then two others but then
Able to squeak out a little bit more air space above the building to lower it in the process, and were able to really create a prominent twostory volume at the street level that worked with the stepping down of this part of the block. All of the the rdt gave provisional approval to this project and all the comments were addressed during this long process, as well as many of the neighbor comments, and i guess thats what i have to say. What we came what came up with at the end was a very strong modern statement that fits with the context that has warm neutral character of materials, that becomes part of this mixed neighborhood of old and new buildings. Thank you. Thank you. Any further speakers . Okay, seeing none, the dr requester has a twominute rebuttal. Is the light on . This is very simple issue. Its really about the topography of 19th street. This is what we currently enjoy right now on 19th street, an uninterrupted pattern of descending roof tops that go down and follow the grade
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Program guide or at cspan. Org history. As you know from being here before in the time before the as you know from having been here before in the midst of time, before the pandemic we have to begin our shows by reciting together the National Constitution inspiring congressional mission. I know some of you remember it by heart. The National Constitution center is the only institution in america charted by congress to increase awareness and understanding of the constitution among the American People, on a nonpartisan basis. Beautiful. There we go. Increasing awareness and understanding of the constitution on a nonpartisan basis is exactly what we have been doing all day today on Constitution Day. We started this morning at 9 30 in this room, with the most inspiring naturalization ceremony. I have screened for the first time, watching 29 new citizens from, 39 new countries, it was extraordinarily moving. We had an amazing panel with leaders of Civic Education from professors martha jones,
People, on a nonpartisan basis. Beautiful. There we go. Increasing awareness and understanding of the constitution on a nonpartisan basis is exactly what we have been doing all day today on Constitution Day. We started this morning at 9 30 in this room, with the most inspiring naturalization ceremony. I have screened for the first time, watching 29 new citizens from, 39 new countries, it was extraordinarily moving. We had an amazing panel with leaders of Civic Education from professors martha jones, robert george, Hassan Jeffries spreading a lot of light, then we had three judges from the Third Circuit talk about the cases that they had decided before the Supreme Court decided, involving School Free Speech and religious liberty and the election cases. And now, i have the extraordinary honor of bringing together gordon wood and his colleagues to talk about his new book, so i will introduce them and then i will ask gordon wood to put on the table the central arguments of this book, which