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Office

Dist of Columbia

901 E

1625 K

1875 K

2020 K

2033 K

1400 L

2030 M

2033 M

1709 New York

1301 Penn Ave

1919 Penn Ave

AIPAC

Carnegie

CPAS

Farragut

National Place

...eat @

National Press

National Theatre

Washington Cntr

Maryland

Virginia

Residences

Hotel

Facade

Atrium

East Building

Location

Washington Center

1001 G St. NW
Washington,DC 20001
YEAR/ARCHITECT:
1989, RTKL & Associates Inc.
GROSS BUILDING AREA:
535,767 sf
TYPICAL FLOOR:
28,000 sf
FLOORS:
12
PARKING RATIO:
.56/1000 sf
SPECIAL FEATURES:
Atrium
Award-winning design
Fitness center
Pool
Restaurants
Retail
Energy Star rated

Facade
A mixed-use development in the heart of the East End. Minutes from the new Convention Center, the Verizon Center and China Town. Headquarters of Quadrangle Development Corporation.

Atrium
The ground level features a garden court with fountains, and connects directly to Metro Center on one side, and the Grand Hyatt Hotel on the other.

East Building
A historic preservation, McLachlen Building was designed by noted architect Jules Henri de Sibour in 1910. The facade features a combination of Beaux-Arts and Classical Revival architecture.

Location
Washington Center sits atop the hub for the Metro system's three busiest lines. Access the subway directly from the building's atrium. As well as an ideal business location, the neighborhood is dense with opportunites for shopping, dining, and entertainment.