900 Seventh Street is a stunning 11-story, 328,785 square foot office building in the heart of DC's East End, steps from Gallery Place, the Washington Convention Center, and numerous cultural and retail amenities. Akridge developed the project in 2004, in partnership with the National Electrical Benefit Fund (NEBF) and Corus Bank, to serve as the new headquarters for The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW). Built by Washington's best union craftsmen, 900 Seventh Street demonstrates Akridge's relentless pursuit of top quality construction and attention to Client comfort, convenience, and service. Building architect HOK's contemporary design incorporates a stunning exterior of precast concrete panels and a glass curtain wall offering panoramic views of Washington's skyline, with a striking interior of wood, glass, and metal trim. Akridge continues to provide leasing and property management services to IBEW at 900 Seventh Street.
The USGBC National Capital Region Chapter also recognized 900 Seventh Street with its 2014 Project of the Year, Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Award.
900 Seventh Street is LEED Gold certified and has earned the UL Verified Healthy Building for Indoor Air Mark and the WELL Health-Safety rating for Facility Operations.
For more information, please visit www.900seventhstreet.com/toc.cfm.
900 Seventh Street, NW
BUILDING NEWS:
YEAR BUILT:2004
FLOORS:11
SQ FOOTAGE: 328,785
USES: Office, Retail
PARKING:4 Levels Underground
AKRIDGE SERVICES: Development, Property Management, Leasing, Acquisitions, Construction Management, Finance and Asset Management
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