answersLogoWhite

0


Best Answer

Theodore Roosevelt was President when The West Wing was built in 1902. Though plans to expand the White House to accomodate more people were talked about since Thomas Jefferson, it wasn't until Roosevelt that the plans were carried out. Roosevelt hired New York architects McKim, Mead & White to build the West Wing in order provide needed office space for the president's staff.

User Avatar

Wiki User

11y ago
This answer is:
User Avatar

Add your answer:

Earn +20 pts
Q: Who added the west wing to the White House?
Write your answer...
Submit
Still have questions?
magnify glass
imp
Related questions

On TV what was west wing the west wing of?

The White House


Where is The West Wing set?

the white house


The president's most trusted aids and advisors make up?

the White House office in the West Wing


Where is the oval office located in the White House?

The Oval Office is in the West Wing, in the White House, in Washington D.C., in Maryland, in the U.S.A., in North America, in Earth.


What building is the president's office in?

The White House


Where does the government do most of the work in the White House?

In the West Wing


What is the dimensions of the West Wing of the white house?

The West Wing is a wing of the white house containing many of the offices presidents staff and the president's oval office. It is basically the workspace of the president.


Which U.S. president created the west wing in the White House?

The West Wing was built for Theodore Roosevelt. It was doubled in size for William Howard Taft.


What was added to the White House while Rutherford B. Hayes was president?

The Wedt Wing


Where do the white house staff and the president work every day?

west wing of the whitehouse


Where do they hold the White House press conferences?

In the James S. Brady press briefing room, a small theater located in the west wing of the White House.


In what building is the office of the president of the United states?

The president's cabinet is a group of people that run the various federal departments. All of the have offices in Washington, DC. They rarely meet as a group nowadays, but if the president calls a meeting, it will probably be held in the White House.