Cultural / Memorial
DC World War I Memorial Restoration
Washington, DC
Description:
The District of Columbia World War I Memorial was built in 1931 and commemorates the citizens of the District of Columbia who served in World War I. This project involved landscaping, new bluestone paving, masonry cleaning and restoration, electrical work, and replacement of the vault hatch cover in the Memorial chamber.
Architect: Oehrlein & Associates
Schedule: 9 Months
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- Forrester and EYP honored with a Design-Build Institute of America Award.January 24, 2012
Naval Consolidated Operations Center wins a 2011 DBIA Mid-Atlantic Chapter Merit Award. - Robinson Nature Center wins a Green Project Award from USGBC Maryland. December 14, 2011
The project is on track to becoming one of only three LEED Certified Platinum buildings in the State of Maryland. - Presidents Obama And Clinton Tour Forrester's 815 Connecticut Avenue Project.December 02, 2011
The project is located just one block from the White House and is a 45-year-old B+ Class office building currently in the process of being converted to a trophy green facility.
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