I need a made up George Washington Reconstruction Plan. ASAP.i will give brailnest

In 1991, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation made an unprecedented contribution to the storied history of Mount Vernon. The Foundation's grant of $1.75 million, which called for the reconstruction of the treading barn and its surround complex of cornhouses and stables, was the single largest donation in the history of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association up to that point. More importantly, this contribution made possible the most exciting addition to the Mount Vernon experience since the historic plantation was first opened to the public in 1860.

An enclosure in a letter from George Washington to William Pearce which includes 'Calculation of the number of Bricks wanting for the Barn at River Farm' and a sketch for the barn at Dogue Run Farm [MS-4063]

Explanations: In 1992, Mount Vernon enlisted noted architectural historians Orlando Ridout V, of the Maryland Historical Trust, and Willie Graham, of Colonial Williamsburg, to assist in the documentation of George Washington's barn complex. A 120-page research report was the result, and a strong claim can be made that the barn is the best-documented agricultural building of its period. The Washington D.C. architectural firm of Quinn/Evans completed the research and design team.

The design of the replica by Michael Quinn and Gordon Bingaman was selected for inclusion in the premier edition of the AIA's Historic Resources Review, and Mr. Bingaman received an AIA award for his use of computers as an investigative tool.