Welcome to our Washington, D.C. studio
Washington, D.C. is known for the cherry blossoms that flower every spring. But unlike the cherry blossoms that burst with color for a short season, our studio is constantly blooming with creative talent.
Being in the nation’s capital has given us the opportunity to work on some of the most multifaceted, sustainable, and historic facilities in the country. We pride ourselves on creating a workplace that gives our team ample opportunities to collaborate and conceptualize on projects that positively impact society and exemplify our values.
1250 24th Street, NW
Suite 800
Washington, D.C. 20037
t +1 (202) 737-1020
f +1 (202) 223-1570
“Working with such a diverse and talented team gets me up and drives me every day. Not only are they exceptional at design, but also as people connecting with each other, our clients, and the world around us. We are all passionate about changing our world through architecture.”
—Chris Morrison, Managing Director, Principal
The Washington, DC Studio is moving into a former Secret Service parking garage
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Fun Fact
The roof of our building has 53,568 plants that cover an astounding 27,750 square feet.
Washington, D.C. Studio: An Inspiring Place to Grow
WeCare 2019
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Design Director, Carl Knutson will be co-leading a webinar 11/19 8-9am CST for the IES Monterrey Chapter. “Luminaries in WELL v2” (presented in Spanish) will explore how WELL acts as a tool to create healthier spaces #dcohappenings https://monterrey.ies.org/event/luminarias-en-well-v2/
Tune into the @WBCdc today at 4pm EST to hear Associate Principal Brian Sykes discuss the current challenges and opportunities faced by planners and program managers in the Healthcare and Life Sciences industry! https://www.wbcnet.org/events/healthcare-life-sciences-presentation/ #dcohappenings
The #LEED Gold University of Virginia Old Ivy Road Office Building is our next Leadership Award winning #FeatureFridayProject. This project won for Innovative Design for a new construction office building.
3Photos: Halkin Mason