U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday revealed official architectural renderings for a proposed triumphal arch he plans to add to the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

The monument would be located at the end of the Arlington Memorial Bridge, near Arlington National Cemetery, according to project details.

Design plans were released alongside the president’s announcement and reviewed by the Commission of Fine Arts, which oversees the aesthetics of major construction projects in the capital. The concept was developed by Harrison Design, a firm with offices across the United States, including Washington.

Renderings show a structure closely resembling a model previously presented by Trump at a White House fundraising event last October.

The proposed arch would stand approximately 250 feet tall. According to the White House, the design is intended to serve as “a fitting recognition of America’s 250th birthday.”