Articles Tagged with ''Washington D.C.''

This 11-story, 334,000-sq-ft Class A office building is North America’s first SmartScore-certified building, setting a new benchmark for tech-forward office space.

Located on a tight urban site, the $66-million project revitalized two historic structures and connected them with a new two-story addition to create a unified, high-performance 93,000-sq-ft campus.

Honoring the first Hispanic woman in space, the $71.1-million, 158,000-sq-ft school advances the owner’s vision for equitable, high-performance learning environments.

The two-year, $100-million modernization program transformed a historic pre-K through 8th-grade public school into a state-of-the-art, sustainable learning environment.

The comprehensive renovation transformed 7,500 sq ft of interior space within a historic bank building while maintaining full occupancy throughout construction.

One of the most complex challenges in creating the five-floor, 75,000-sq-ft space involved removing a 40-ft by 80-ft section of floor slab to create a two-story, 3,000-sq-ft multipurpose room.

The design and construction of the 150,000-sq-ft facility presented a range of logistical and technical challenges shaped in large part by its prominent urban location in downtown Washington, D.C.

As the first full-service hospital built in the District of Columbia in more than 25 years, the 406,700-sq-ft facility aims to enhance care in underserved neighborhoods.

The project team replaced a variety of AC switchgear, rectifiers, transformers and negative switchboards in existing stations throughout the Metrorail system, all while maintaining full functionality of traction power substations.

During the next several months, design firm and the Commanders football team will develop the stadium concept and schematic design.