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New Heights:
The Annual AIA|DC Awards Issue

Fall 2019

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WELCOME 64 Washington at Home:
DC-Area Houses Exude Elegance
5 A Singular Emphasis and Innovation
by Mary Fitch, AICP, Hon. AIA by G. Martin Moeller, Jr., Assoc. AIA
n AWARD-WINNING PROJECTS 80 Private; First-Class:
FOR 2019 Exurban Houses Reflect Varied Approaches
to Modern Design
14 Midtown Funk: by Steven K. Dickens, AIA, LEED AP
Fannie Mae’s New Home Pushes
the (Building) Envelope 88 Urban Amenities:
Diverse Projects Recognized
by G. Martin Moeller, Jr., Assoc. AIA
for Catalytic Potential
22 Commercial Interests: by Deane Madsen, Assoc. AIA
Three Diverse Projects Offer New Models
for the Workplace 96 Properly Cited:
Jury Recognizes Projects for Sustainable
by Louis Duva
and Universal Design
32 Institutional Investments: by Ronald O’Rourke
Cultural and Educational Projects
Enhance Their Communities
by Steven K. Dickens, AIA, LEED AP

46 Strength in Numbers:
Multi-Family Projects Get Their Due
by Ronald O’Rourke

ON THE COVER: Street-facing courtyard at Midtown Center, by SHoP Architects with WDG Architecture.
Photo © Ty Cole

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