Doubling Down in Petworth
Petworth is now home to two recently completed Bonstra | Haresign ARCHITECTS condominium buildings for12 new households. The design of both buildings focuses on scale, rhythm, proportion, materiality, and density to ensure these modern insertions respect and fit seamlessly into their contexts.
Clarendon Connections
The story of the Ten at Clarendon spans seven years and three different building designs as CRC Companies LLC successfully aggregated empty buildings and lots along 10th Street North in the Clarendon neighborhood of Arlington. Stretching longer than a football field, the new five-story, 143-unit mixed-use building offers a mix of one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom apartments.
1918 11th Street, NW :: Townhouse in U Street Corridor is Rehabilitated and Reconfigured
An existing single-family two-story plus cellar townhouse in the Greater U Street Historic District is rehabilitated and reconfigured into two residential units at 2,000 square feet and 1,600 square feet. A new third floor was constructed with a provate roof deck and a new addition was built off the rear façade from the cellar to the third floor. Congratulations to our client, Prime Investment Group, LLC and contractor, Harbor Builders.
Completing the Urban Puzzle :: 3 Residential Projects Enhance Our Neighborhoods
Three new multifamily residential buildings in Washington, DC with a combined 93 units and over 121,000 square feet have recently hit the market. Each building uniquely fills a gap in its urban surroundings while providing new homes and amenities to a wide range of DC residents.
PROJECT COMPLETION: The Sanctuary at 819 D Street, NE
The Sanctuary is the product of an 18-month restoration and conversion of an iconic 1897 Capitol Hill Gothic Revival church into 30 unique residential condominiums.
4th & Rhode Island Avenue Housing | A Catalyst for Urban Growth
Bonstra | Haresign ARCHITECTS’ recent project completion at 4th and Rhode Island Avenue, NE is the first residential development in the large block west of the Rhode Island Avenue Metro Station. This transit-oriented development will catalyze further growth in this area of the city characterized by vacant buildings, struggling commercial uses, and big-box retail. The building’s 116 new households will drive new investment in the neighborhood and provide a tangible benefit to the fledgling community.