Design
Translating D.C.'s Architectural Future Into Mini Golf
A course in the National Building Museum echoes architects' visions for our nation's capital.
Brett Rodgers, a spokesman for the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., freely admits that the architecture of mini golf usually offers "kooky structures" more at home in the suburbs than standing up to the architectural pageantry of our nation’s capital.
"There’s not a lot of mini golf in D.C.," he says. "I think there’s one course at a bar." (It’s true.)