MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL
The Lansburgh Washington, DC
Owner: Gunwyn/Lansburgh Limited Partnership
Architect: Gronning Architects, PLLC
This landmark building is located in DC’s Penn Quarter and site of the Shakespeare Theatre Company. Monarc has established a long-term relationship with The Lansburgh spanning 10 years. Projects include the renovation of 284 luxury apartment units and replacement of the building ventilation system.
Q-14 Residences Washington, DC
Owner: Limited Partnership
Architect: Bonstra | Haresign Architects
Nestled neatly at the corner of 14th Street and Q Street NW, the 14th & Q St. condominiums offer a distinctive mix of apartment layouts including several two-story lofts with 20 ft high ceilings. It is a unique building that gives purpose to all available space. The 7-story concrete and masonry structure contains a two-level parking garage under 28 apartment units with roof and terrace decks.
Awards: Builder's Choice Merit Award
ABC Award in Excellence in Residential & Multi-Family
Brick in Architecture Bronze Award
1628 11th St, NW Washington, DC
Owner: Private Developer
Architect: R2L Architects
Located just North of Logan Circle, the original office building was renovated into a 32-unit luxury condominium building with a penthouse common area, fitness center, TV lounge area, terrace deck, and green roof. The basement level was converted into a garage level that offers 20 parking spaces accessible by an auto lift elevator off the rear alley.
Bailey Flats on Blagden Washington, DC
Owner: Private Developer
Architect: Suzane Reatig Architecture
This project started with the demolition of an existing single-story brick building down to the basement. The new 32,350sf building has a retail space on the 1st floor and five apartments per floor on the upper three floors. The unique façade includes corium brick and Pac-Clad metal panels on exterior. The ground floor has aluminum storefront to show off the first floor retail space.
Award: ABC Award of Excellence
The Bond Building Washington, DC
Owner: Private Developer
Architect: Bonstra | Haresign Architects
Formally part of an office for the International Monetary Fund, this 1920s building was converted into 83 high-profile apartment units with modern amenities. The small-but-efficient apartments is a concept driven by its Manhattan based developer with the idea of combining "the historic beauty of being in Dupont Circle and the West End with lifestyle, modern living."
Dominion Heights Condominium Arlington, VA
Owner: The Christopher Companies
Architect: Devereaux & Associates
Situated in an old vacant bank lot, the new 4-story, 66-unit condominium building also includes retail spaces and a two-level underground parking garage. The elite condominiums offer high-end finishes with custom layouts to meet individual owner requirements.
Certification: LEED Gold Level