Workplace Design
First and foremost, buildings are for people to live, work, learn and play in. For workplace design, the challenge lies in providing people’s needs while keeping within budget, tight tenant turnover schedules, and a whole building approach that takes into account sustainability goals of owners and occupants. With hundreds of workplaces in our portfolio, we take all these elements into consideration to create unmatched environments that spur productivity, health and comfort.
Our Washington D.C. Location
- Tenant Improvements
- Tenant Buildouts
- Historic Renovation
- Low, Mid, Highrise
- Commercial Properties
- Institutional Office
- Industrial
- Science + Technology
Relevant Work
In the News
Smart Buildings & the Grid Modernization of Cities
Washington Advanced EnergyOn June 15, 2017, Washington Advanced Energy held its Q2 Stakeholder Breakfast at the headquarters of the U.S. Green Buildings Council in Washington, D.C. The event focused on the…
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A Force of Nature
Architectural RecordArchitectural Record weighs in on the viability of wind power, specifically Building-Integrated Wind Power (BIWP), and asks Washington DC Principal Roger Frechette, who designed a…
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Downtown DC is Getting Smarter With New Technology
Our DC Office, in collaboration with Greenspace, the Downtown BID, Autodesk, and Georgetown University, has developed a plan for a new digital energy platform for the District of…
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Facades and The Environment
District Architecture CenterAdvances in high-performance facades are enhancing not only building environmental performance, but also the quality of working environments and worker productivity. Join Robert…
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Capitol Crossing's Innovative Approach to Stormwater Management
Informed InfrastructureOur DC office is excited to be a part of the city’s transformative Capitol Crossing project, a $1.3 billion, 2.2 million sf complex built on seven acres of land above Interstate…
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AGU Building Design Features
Spotlight on Net Zero Design InnovationsThe American Geophysical Union (AGU) headquarter building, which is currently undergoing an extensive net zero renovation, provided the project team with an opportunity to…
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