Potomac Round Point, Washington D.C., Plan Sketch 1909

"Potomac Round Point, Washington D.C., Plan Sketch" is a 1909 architectural drawing by the firm D.H. Burnham & Co. The drawing depicts a plan for a circular plaza in Washington, D.C. The central design features a radiating pattern, possibly a fountain, surrounded by a circle of trees and a larger concentric circle with roads. The sketch is a valuable document for understanding the firm's design process and their vision for the city's development. This plan sketch offers insight into the firm's approach to urban design and their commitment to creating grand public spaces, showcasing their architectural vision for Washington D.C., and exemplifying the architectural trends of the early 20th century.