1730 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington DC Building, Project, Photo, Design, Property, USA
1730 Pennsylvania Avenue : Washington DC
Washington DC Office Development – design by Krueck & Sexton Architects
Dec 3, 2012
1730 Pennsylvania Avenue
Location: Washington DC, USA
Design: Krueck & Sexton, Chicago IL
Our renovation at 1730 Pennsylvania Ave. integrated performance, design excellence and execution to repair the failing façade of a high-profile building only steps away from the White House in Washington, D.C.. A structural evaluation revealed that the stone cladding was unstable. For the client, Tishman Speyer, it was an opportunity to change the image and metrics of this commercial office building with a catch: the building’s tenants could not be displaced.
Our focus on performance was defined by a number of criteria: daylight and vision, increased façade performance by decreasing air and water infiltration, and decreased envelope surface area for both initial cost and long-term maintenance. The project is a successful case study for improving our aging buildings. It advocates that good design is good business: investing in existing buildings to improve metrics, image and increase profitability.
photos © Anice Hoachlander / Krueck & Sexton
1730 Pennsylvania Avenue Building images / information from Krueck & Sexton
Location: 1730 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington DC, USA
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