Officials have released detailed renderings of a proposed 250-foot commemorative arch that would be constructed on a roundabout across from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. The design shows the structure positioned near the Potomac River and Arlington National Cemetery.

The proposed arch would feature elaborate decorative elements including winged eagles, lions, and a winged Lady Liberty figure. According to the renderings, the structure would also incorporate a line from the Pledge of Allegiance as part of its design.

The memorial has been proposed as a way to celebrate America's upcoming 250th anniversary. The arch would be situated in a prominent location with views of both the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery across the river.

The designs were released ahead of a scheduled vote by the Commission of Fine Arts, which reviews proposed changes to federal buildings and monuments in the nation's capital. The commission will consider the proposal at its meeting next week.

The project represents another proposed addition to Washington's collection of monuments and memorials along the National Mall and surrounding areas. If approved and constructed, the 250-foot structure would become one of the taller monuments in the immediate vicinity of the Lincoln Memorial.