New photos show deteriorating conditions at Trump Kennedy Center

WASHINGTON (7News) — Newly released photos from inside the Trump Kennedy Center show worsening conditions that officials hope will be addressed through a $257 million renovation.

The photos were taken during a recent tour of the facility led by Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer Matt Floca.

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They show corroded steel on equipment, water-damaged electrical systems, deteriorating concrete and structurally compromised theater equipment, including on the Opera House stage.

Renovations are set to begin in July. The Kennedy Center is expected to be closed for about two years.

Damaged stage flooring creates risks for performers (Opera House stage). (Trump Kennedy Center)

Internal corrosion has caused discoloration of exterior granite slabs. Also pictured: poorly installed expansion joint causing water damage and structural deterioration. (Trump Kennedy Center)

The service tunnel houses electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems, all affected by water intrusion. (Trump Kennedy Center)

Aging stage infrastructure limits production flexibility (Opera House stage). (Trump Kennedy Center)