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Expanding By Contracting Multi-Family        OWNER: Jubilee Enterprise of Greater Washington, Inc. ARCHITECT: Eric Colbert & Associates CONTRACT AMOUNT: $7.8 million A prototype HUD grant project involving a three-phase complete renovation of 284 garden apartments with tenants in place in 25 buildings.  Park Southern Apartments
Washington, DC
OWNER:
Jubilee Enterprise of Greater Washington, Inc.
ARCHITECT:
Eric Colbert & Associates
CONTRACT AMOUNT:
$9 million
Renovation
and miscellaneous repairs to 360-unit, 12-story apartment complex with tenants
in place. Work
included complete new mechanical rooms, new chillers, new boilers,
replacement of fan coil risers and repairs to all fan coil units,
installation of new windows, fire sprinklers, state-of-the-art fire alarm
system, new kitchens, new risers, corridor renovations and general upgrade
of the 1970s buildings, including conversion of one elevator to ADA
standards.
OWNER: SWA Construction 
ARCHITECT: Sadler &
Whitehead Architects/Commonwealth Architects
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $11
million
The
original Warder Mansion was built in 1880 at the corner of 14th and K Streets,
N.W. and was relocated to its current address, 2633 16th Street, by Mr. George
Totten in 1933. Over the last 15 years, this historic structure, which had been
abandoned, suffered tremendous damage due to neglect and various fires and water
damage. The property has been fully restored and turned into 38 luxury
apartments. In addition, Monarc Construction, Inc. constructed an underground
car park and plaza, onto which a 9-story 80-unit apartment building was
constructed, facing onto 15th Street. The historic renovation included
salvaging/recreating the fireplace surrounds, various crown moldings, ornate
façade details, the entrance “arcade”, windows, wood base and masonry.
The Chase at Ballston
Ballston, VA
OWNER:
Trammel Crow Company
ARCHITECT: Keyes,
Condon Florance
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $21.7
million
High rise/low rise luxury garden
apartment project in Arlington, VA. These 51 brick and block units are
constructed over two levels of underground parking for 454 vehicles, with
the swimming pool, exercise room and community building on the ground level.
Although situated in an urban environment, the design has allowed for
extensive landscaping of the community grounds.
 Cascades Overlook
Cascades New Town
Sterling, VA
OWNER:
Kettler & Scott
ARCHITECT: Kaufman
Meeks
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $15
million
Construction of 17 buildings containing
360 luxury garden apartments, a community center and health club.
Olympia
Apartments
Washington, DC
OWNER:
SWA Construction
ARCHITECT: SWA
Architects
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $6.98
million
The original Olympia Hotel
built in early 1900’s at the corner of 14th and Euclid Streets, N.W. and was
in poor condition, suffered tremendous damage due to neglect and lack of
proper maintenance. The property has been fully restored and turned into 76
one bedroom rental apartments. The historic renovation included
rehabilitation of parking spaces, new electric service, new water service,
preservation of building façade, new aluminum windows, new roof,
landscaping, new elevator, and complete new electrical, plumbing & HVAC
systems. The common areas, lobby & basement also have been completely
renovated.
 Euclid
Manor
Washington, DC
OWNER:
Tenacity Group
ARCHITECT: Monarc
Construction Inc - Design Build
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $1.96
million
Renovation and Condominium
Conversion of 46-units in two separate buildings with tenants occupied
during construction. Work included new electrical service, new electrical
feeds & panels, new plumbing risers, new kitchens, new bathrooms, corridor
renovations, landscaping and general upgrade of the buildings
The Mark on M St
Washington, DC
OWNER:
Tenacity Group
ARCHITECT: Monarc
Construction Inc - Design Build
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $1.4
million
The conversion of high end
mix use building having rental apartments & leased commercial space to
condos. The upper floors from 6-10 consisting of 35 units were converted
from rentals to condos including the repair of the balconies, new kitchens,
new bathrooms, new flooring and finishes. The lobby and the common areas
were also refurbished and the roof was replaced.
 Tilden
Court Condos
Washington, DC
OWNER:
Tenacity Group
ARCHITECT: Monarc
Construction Inc - Design Build
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $1.75
million
The conversion of 4007
Connecticut Ave included the refurbishing of the lobby, installing new windows
and A/C units, the addition of basement storage and a new laundry room and the
renovation of the units.
7611 Maple Ave
Washington, DC
OWNER:
Tenacity Group
ARCHITECT: Monarc
Construction Inc - Design Build
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $1.8
million
This building's water distribution pipe
system had severe corrosion problem. This required all domestic water piping
to be replaced. New industrial HVAC systems were installed and the units
renovated.
 Cathedral
Court Condos
Washington, DC
OWNER:
Tenacity Group
ARCHITECT: Monarc
Construction Inc - Design Build
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $8.4
million
The
conversion of these 6
buildings at 3010-3100 Wisconsin Ave included the repair of the roof,
structural framing, new boilers, windows and A/C units. The lobby and the common areas were also
refurbished and the landscaping was updated. Kitchens and bathrooms
underwent renovations.
101
North Carolina Ave
Washington, DC
OWNER:
Tenacity Group
ARCHITECT: Monarc
Construction Inc - Design Build
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $2.2
million
Originally constructed in 1901 as St.
Catherine's Home for Self-Supporting Girls by the Sisters of Mercy from
Baltimore, the facility served as a dorm for single, employed women. Today,
this charming five-story building features studio and one-bedroom apartments
with many original details and plenty of new upgrades. This building was
totally renovated.
 Lee
Gardens
Arlington, VA
OWNER:
Arlington Housing Corporation
ARCHITECT:
Environmental Design Group
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $9.3
million
Restoration of a 1940’s vintage 364 unit
garden apartment complex. The project was completed in three phases with
two of the three phases occupied during construction. Renovation covered
the full range - from demolition, exterior renovations, site work, and
interior renovations through turn-key of the apartment units and common
areas.
Urban
Village
Washington, DC
OWNER:
Somerset Development CO
ARCHITECT:
Ossolinski Architects
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $1.9
million
Renovation of 72 low income
apartments including the construction of a new community center, 6 new
laundry rooms and new children's playground. The renovations included
reconfiguring 4 ground floor apartments to handicap accessible units. All 72
apartments were given a complete interior facelift from new paint to carpet
and kitchen appliances, bathroom tile, tube refinishing, and interior door
repair or replacement for all closets, bedrooms etc. New individual
gas/electric furnaces and air-conditioning units were also installed in
every apartment.
 FairCliff
East
Washington, DC
OWNER:
Somerset Development CO
ARCHITECT:
Ossolinski Architects
CONTRACT AMOUNT: $2.1
million
Renovation of 4 buildings containing 16
units per building. Replacement of kitchen and bath with minimum impact on
the residents. Monarc Construction in conjunction with DCRA devised a
schedule to renovate the units in 5 working days. The residents moved out on
Sunday night and moved back in on Saturday morning. Renovations of the
mechanical, HVAC, new kitchens and baths and redecorating was done at this time.
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