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A SNAPSHOT OF THE LAST 20 YEARS OF TSI CONSTRUCTION LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS SINCE 1986 PROJECT OWNER ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR COMPLETED 1 DEMOCRACY CTR. 2 & 3 BOSTON PROPERTIES SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL OMNI CONSTRUCTION NOV. 1986 DEMOCRACY BLVD. ROCKVILLE, MD. 2 THE WILLARD HOTEL OLIVER T. CARR CO. VLASTIMIL KOUBEK GEORGE HYMAN CONST DEC. 1986 1423 PENNSYLVANIA AV WASHINGTON, D.C. 3 2300 ' N ' STREET BOSTON PROPERTIES SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL HCB OCT. 1986 WASHINGTON, D.C. 4 PARK HYATT HOTEL BOSTON PROPERTIES SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL OMNI CONSTRUCTION JUL. 1986 23RD. & M ST. , NW. WASHINGTON, D.C. 5 McLEAN HILTON HOTEL SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL GEORGE HYMAN CONST AUG. 1986 WEST PARK DRIVE McLEAN, VA. 6 AEROSPACE CENTER MMR LTD EISENMAN & ROBERTSON CHAS. TOMPKINS CO. AUG. 1987 7TH & E STREET WAHINGTON, D.C. 7 MONTVALE CENTER BOSTON PROPERTIES ADD INC. DOYLE CO. MAY. 1987 MONTGOMERY VILLAGE GAITHERSBURG, MD. 8 1201 NEW YORK AVE. THE KEAMPFER Clark Construction TRIBBLE / HARRIS & LI GEORGE HYMAN CONST DEC. 1987 WASHINGTON, D.C. 9 4000 WISCONSIN AVE, DONOHOE COMPANIES DONOHOE CONST. CO. MAY. 1987 WASHINGTON, D.C. 10 500 E STREET BOSTON PROPERTIES KOHN PEDERSON & FOX McDEVITT & STREET AUG. 1987 WASHINGTON, D.C. 11 1525 WILSON BLVD. THE KEAMPFER KCF OMNI CONSTRUCTION JULY. 1987 ROSSLYN, VA. 12 IBM GAITHERSBURG IBM JOHN CARL WARNEOKE OMNI CONTRUCTION NOV. 1987 RTE. 355 GAITHERSBURG, MD. A SNAPSHOT OF THE LAST 20 YEARS OF TSI CONSTRUCTION LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS SINCE 1986 PROJECT OWNER ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR COMPLETED 13 GRAND HYATT QUADRANGLE CORP. RTKL ASSOC. GEORGE HYMAN CONST JUNE. 1987 13TH & H ST., NW WASHINGTON, D.C. 14 EDS HEADQUARTERS EDS DNC ARCHITECTS GLEN CONSTRUCTION FEB. 1988 CHANTILLY, VA. 15 EXECUTIVE 4 & 5 BLDG. CENTENNIAL DEVEL. WEIHE PARTNERSHIP CENTENNIAL CONSTR. MAR. 1988 WIEHLE AVE. RESTON, VA. 16 WOODLAND PARK EVANS COMPANY James G. Davis Construction & CARTER OMNI CONSTRUCTION MAY. 1988 CHANTILLY, VA. 17 MD. TRADE CENTER 3 COAKLEY WILLIAMS COAKLEY WILLIAMS SEPT. 1988 GREENBELT RD. & 495 GREENBELT, MD. 18 UNION CENTER PLAZA 1 GREENBERG & ROSE VLASTIMIL KOUBEK OMNI CONTRUCTION SEPT. 1988 H ST. & N. CAPITAL ST. WASHINGTON, D.C. 19 BOWIE NEWTOWN CTR. MARK VOGEL CO. Clark Construction TRIBBLE / HARRIS & LI TURNER CONTRUCTION APRIL. 1988 BOWIE, MD. 20 Ritz Carlton Lott Constructors JUNE. 1988 McLean, Va 21 CROWN PLAZA OLIVER T. CARR CO. VLASTIMIL KOUBEK OMNI CONTRUCTION FEB. 1989 HOLIDAY INN WASHINGTON, D.C. 22 2100 PENNSYLVANIA GEORGE WASHINGTON VLASTIMIL KOUBEK GEORGE HYMAN CONST APRIL. 1989 WASHINGTON, D.C. UNIVERSITY 23 SAIC 2 EVANS COMPANY James G. Davis Construction & CARTER OMNI CONTRUCTION MAY. 1989 RT. 7 & 123 McLEAN, VA. 24 ROUTE 50 OFFICE BLD'G QUADRANGLE CORP. DNC ARCHITECTS James G. Davis Construction AUG. 1989 LANDOVER, MD. 25 1101 WILSON BLVD. WESTFIELD REALTY VVKR G.A. FULLER CO. NOV. 1989 ROSSLYN, VA. Page 2 of 12 A SNAPSHOT OF THE LAST 20 YEARS OF TSI CONSTRUCTION LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS SINCE 1986 PROJECT OWNER ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR COMPLETED 26 1620 ' L ' STREET LENKIN CO. SEGRETTI, TEPPER ARCHITECTS DONOHOE CONST. CO. NOV. 1989 WASHINGTON, D.C. 27 TECHWORLD HOTEL & IDI DEVELOPMENT WEIHE PARTNERSHIP GEORGE HYMAN CONST DEC. 1989 OFFICE BUILDING WASHINGTON, D.C. 28 WASHINGTON MARRIOTT BLACKIE AUGER DONOHOE CONST. CO. JAN. 1990 22ND. & M STREET NW. WASHINGTON, D.C. 29 2001 EYE STREET FARR CO. SOM CHAS. TOMPKINS CO. OCT. 1990 WASHINGTON, D.C. 30 MARRIOT SUITES HOTEL THE ARTERY ORGAN. RTKL THE ARTER ORGAN. OCT. 1990 DEMOCRACY BLVD. 31 LIBERTY PLACE OLIVER T. CARR CO. KEYES CONDON FLORENCE HYMAN CONSTRUCTION NOV. 1990 325 7TH. STREET WASHINGTON, D.C. 32 RESTON TOWN CENTER PHIL BERTRAM RTKL OMNI CONSTRUCTION NOV. 1990 RESTON, VA. 33 TECHWORLD OFFICE IDI WEIHE PARTNERSHIP HYMAN CONSTRUCTION DEC. 1990 WASHINGTON, D.C. 34 NATIONAL BUSINESS PK KMS DNC ARCHITECTS OMNI CONSTRUCTION DEC. 1990 RT. 32 ODENTON, MD. 35 FDIC HEADQUARTERS FDIC WEIGHE PARTNERSHIP HYMAN CONSTRUCTION FEB. 1991 WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA. 36 AARP OLIVER T. CARR CO. VLASTIMIL KOUBEK HYMAN CONSTRUCTION MAR. 1991 WASHINGTON, D.C. 37 ONE MASS AVE. DEMAR DEMAR CONSTRUCTION APRIL. 1991 WASHINGTON, D.C. 38 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE NAVY HYMAN CONSTRUCTION JUNE. 1991 SUITLAND, MD. 39 TYSON'S DULLES 2 & 3 GEORGELAS WEIHE PARTNERSHIP GLEN CONSTRUCTION APRIL. 1991 McLEAN, VA. Page 3 of 12 A SNAPSHOT OF THE LAST 20 YEARS OF TSI CONSTRUCTION LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS SINCE 1986 PROJECT OWNER ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR COMPLETED 40 DULLES CORNER 6 DEWBERRY & James G. Davis Construction GLEN CONSTRUCTION JULY. 1991 RESTON, VA. 41 JEFF James G. Davis Construction OFFICE BLD WESTFIELD VVKR WESTFIELD REALITY FEB. 1991 NORTH & SOUTH CRYSTAL CITY, VA. 42 PHILLIPINE EMBASSY PHILLIPINE GOV'T TOWER GROUP INC. OFFICE SPACE DEVEL. APRIL. 1993 1625 MASS. AVE. WASHINGTON, D.C. 43 BRITISH AEROSPACE BRITISH AEROSPACE RTKL OMNI CONSTRUCTION MAY. 1992 RESTON, VA. 44 ROCKSPRING ACKRIDGE CO. KEYES CONDON FLORENCE HYMAN CONSTRUCTION OCT. 1992 ROCKVILLE, MD. 45 CATO INSTITUTE CATO INSTITUTE HOK MANHATTEN CONST. 1992 1000 MASS. AVE. WASHINGTON, D.C. 46 MARTIN VAN BUREN HD. REALTY VLASTIMIL KOUBEK FOULGER PRATT JAN. 1993 CRYSTAL CITY, VA. 47 COLUMBUS SCHOOL OF CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY FEEK OMNI CONSTRUCTION 1994 LAW WASHINGTON, D.C. 48 EMBASSY OF FINLAND FINLAND GOV'T DIMITRIOV TOMPKINS 1994 WASHINGTON, D.C. 49 GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company 1994 RESEARCH OFF. BLD'G UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON, D.C. 50 US COURTHOUSE U.S. GOV'T WARNECKE TOMPKINS 1994 ALEXANDRIA, VA. 51 2025 M STREET OLIVER T. CARR CO. SHALOM BARANES HITT CONTRACTORS 1994 WASHINGTON, D.C. 52 1730 PA. AVE. OLIVER T. CARR CO. CIOPPA ROSEN HYMAN CONTRACTORS 1994 WASHINGTON, D.C. 53 WALTER REED US. GOV'T ELLERBE AS. McGAUGHAN 1994 BETHESDA, MD. Page 4 of 12 A SNAPSHOT OF THE LAST 20 YEARS OF TSI CONSTRUCTION LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS SINCE 1986 PROJECT OWNER ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR COMPLETED 54 BET HEADQUARTERS BET HARRY WEESE ASSOCIATES James G. Davis Construction 1994 WASHINGTON, DC 55 AMS GILBANE LP HEERY INTERNATIONAL Gilbane Building Company 1995 FAIRFAX, VA. 56 COMMONWEALTH LONDON & LEEDS SOM James G. Davis Construction 1995 TOWER ARLINGTON, VA. 57 SALLIE MAE SALLIE MAE SOM OMNI 1996 RESTON, VA. 58 N.A.B. NAB KOUBEK PA. HOUSE CONST. 1996 WASHINGTON, D.C. 59 RIGGS TECHNOLOGY RIGGS BANK DNC ARCHITECTS TOMPKINS 1996 RIVERDALE, MD. 60 TIME LIFE HDQTRS TIME LIFE KCF James G. Davis Construction 1997 ALEXANDRIA, VA 61 CENSUS BUREAU GSA GASSMAN CORP 1997 SUPER COMPUTER FACILITY BOWIE, MD 62 1775 EYE STREET CAFRITZ KCF James G. Davis Construction 1997 WASHINGTON, DC 63 MCI CENTER ABE POLLIN ELLERBE-BECKET Clark Construction 1997 WASHINGTON , D.C. 64 AMBASSADOR HOUSE QUADRANGLE DEV KCF-SHG James G. Davis Construction 1997 WASHINGTON D.C. 65 COLUMBIA GAS HDQTRS. GILBANE PROPERTIES James G. Davis Construction CARTER SCOTT HARVEY-CLEARY 1998 DULLES, VA. 66 EXECUTIVE VI TRAMMEL- CROW WIEHE PARTNERSHIP Clark Construction 1998 HERNDON, VA. 67 WORLDGATE #3 ACKRIDGE CO. James G. Davis Construction CARTER SCOTT Clark Construction 1998 HERNDON, VA. 68 HAMILTON SQUARE CARR REAL ESTATE SOM TOMPKINS 1998 WASHINGTON,DC Page 5 of 12 A SNAPSHOT OF THE LAST 20 YEARS OF TSI CONSTRUCTION LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS SINCE 1986 PROJECT OWNER ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR COMPLETED 69 UNIVERSAL SOUTH CAFRITZ KCF James G. Davis Construction 1998 WASHINGTON, DC 70 REDSKINS STADIUM JKC, INC. HOK Clark Construction 1997 RALJON, MD REDSKINS STADIUM J.K.C. STADIUM HOK ARCHITECTS J.K.C. STADIUM 1998 LANDOVER, MD 71 UNION SQUARE ACKRIDGE DBI TOMPKINS BUILDERS 1999 WASHINGTON, D.C. 72 STAFFORD PLACE AMERICAN TRADING WIEHE PARTNERSHIP The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company 1999 ARLINGTON, VA REAL ESTATE 73 MARKET SQUARE NORTH Clark Construction 1999 WASHINGTON, D.C. 74 N.I.H. N.I.H. McCARTHY 2000 BETHESDA, MD 75 OMNI-SHOREHAM HOTEL OMNI-SHOREHAM BBG ARCHITECTS Clark Construction 2000 WASHINGTON, D.C. HOTEL 76 MAZZA GALLERIE McCAFFERY ASSOC. ANTUNOVICH ASSOC. James G. Davis Construction 2000 BETHESDA, MD 77 WESTPARK I & II WESTPARK CORP. James G. Davis Construction CARTER SCOTT BOVIS LENDLEASE 1999 HERNDON, VA CENTER 2001 78 N.R.T.C. James G. Davis Construction 1999 HERNDON, VA 79 1861 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE TYSONS Ai James G. Davis Construction 2000 McLEAN, VA 80 A.O.L. CREATIVE CTR AMERICA ONLINE Ai HITT CONTRACTING 1998 #3, #4 and #5 1999 STERLING, VA 2000 81 COURTHOUSE TOWER TORTI GALLAS & PARTNERS Clark Construction 2000 ARLINGTON, VA 82 1300 19TH STREET 1901-1917 N ST ASSOC WEIHE DESIGN GROUP LENKIN 2000 WASHINGTON, D.C. 83 2200 M STREET MILLENIUM PARTNERS SHALOM BARANES ASSOC. BOVIS LENDLEASE 2001 WASHINGTON, D.C. Page 6 of 12 A SNAPSHOT OF THE LAST 20 YEARS OF TSI CONSTRUCTION LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS SINCE 1986 PROJECT OWNER ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR COMPLETED 84 ABOVENET ABOVENET NATARI ASSOCIATES CENTEX 2001 HERNDON, VA 85 XM RADIO XM RADIO James G. Davis Construction 2001 WASHINGTON, D.C. 86 PLAZA RIDGE TISHMAN SPEYER HOK Clark Construction 2001 HERNDON, VA. 87 MITRE BUILDING MITRE CORP Ai James G. Davis Construction 2001 McLEAN, VA 88 NEW DOMINION TECH GSA HICKOCK WARNER FOX NORSHIELD 2001 McLEAN, VA 89 601 NEW JERSEY AVE CAPITOL ONE Ai James G. Davis Construction 2002 WASHINGTON, D.C. FINANCIAL CORP. 90 ORACLE ORACLE CORP. James G. Davis Construction CARTER SCOTT Clark Construction 2001 Reston, VA 91 101 CONSTITUTION AVE CARPENTERS & Clark Construction WASHINGTON, D.C. JOINERS OF AMERICA 91A Tower 1 - Office Building Tower Companies 92 CAPITOL ONE CAPITOL ONE Ai James G. Davis Construction 2002 McLEAN, VA FINANCIAL CORP. 93 TOWERS CRESCENT QUADRANGLE RTKL James G. Davis Construction 2002 McLEAN, VA DEVEL. CORP. 94 G'TOWN INCINERATOR MILLENIUM G'TOWN HANDEL & ASSOC. BOVIS/LENDLEASE 2002 WASHINGTON, D.C. PARTNERS 95 AOL CC #6 AMERICA ONLINE Ai HITT CONTRACTING 2002 STERLING, VA 96 1625 EYE STREET TC CBD DEVELOP. GENSLAR TRAMMEL CROW 2003 WASHINGTON, DC 97 THE HARTFORD TOMPKINS BUILDERS 2003 ARLINGTON, VA 98 HUMAN GENOME HUMAN GENOME GILBANE 2003 ROCKVILLE, MD SCIENCES Page 7 of 12 A SNAPSHOT OF THE LAST 20 YEARS OF TSI CONSTRUCTION LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS SINCE 1986 PROJECT OWNER ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR COMPLETED 99 MITRE III MITRE CORP.
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    Newcomers & Community Guide 2019-2020 Maggie Wray with her son Jake, 3, who won the Little Liberty contest in this year’s Fourth of July cele- bration in Great Falls. Photo by Tom Manning/The Connection by Tom Photo Local Media Connection LLC online at www.connectionnewspapers.com Newcomers Where to Give Locally Hypothermia Prevention Program, ❖ Herndon-Reston FISH (Friendly pans, books, women’s designer clients also receive a voucher for List of Nonprofits in Thanksgiving Food Drive, Gifts for Instant Sympathetic Help), 336 clothing (clean and on hangers), coats and warm clothing. In Kids and annual Coat Drive. Alacia Victory Drive, Herndon, 703-391- puzzles, games, collectibles, small December, children 16 and under Earley at 571-323-9568 or 0105 herndonrestonfish.org electronics and much more. If you receive gifts. Fairfax County [email protected]. Herndon-Reston FISH has assisted have store questions, call 703-437- [email protected]. 703- ❖ Cornerstones, 11150 Sunset Hills ❖ SHARE of McLean operates a food local residents in short term crises by 0600. Herndon-Reston FISH also 437-1776 Road, Suite 210, Reston, serving pantry; provides assistance to since 1969. FISH provides Friendly provides Holiday Food & Gift Baskets www.linkagainsthunger.org. Reston and Herndon. 571-323-9555, families to avoid eviction, keep Instant Sympathetic Help by during the November and December ❖ Committee for Helping Others www.cornerstonesva.org. utilities on and meet other needs in a responding to emergency requests for season. (CHO), Vienna, organized in 1969 by Nonprofit providing support and crisis. Share of McLean will also rent, transportation, utilities, medical ❖ LINK, serving Herndon, Chantilly, a group of churches and individuals advocacy for those in need of food, provide holiday assistance to more prescriptions and other needs.
  • Former Conditions

    Former Conditions

    SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON, D.C., URBAN RENEWAL AREA HABS No. DC-856 (Page 79) The congregation, established in 1856 as the Fifth Baptist Church, is one ofWashington, D.C.'s three oldest Baptist churches. It was originally located at 609 E Street in the old - Southwest. Its former congregation was largely white, but today it is a mbcture of black and white members, many of whom live in Virginia and Maryland. The church building has a steep gabled roof, with stained glass windows at the front and back facades' peaked ends. These allow light to enter the tall interior space. The front and back A-frame gables are virtually identical to those of St. Matthew's, although the building la~ tbe side arches incorporated at its :more Modernist neighbor. The fa~de is faced in stone. The front doorway is recessed into a cove of steps, walls, and ceiling. Library Former Conditions The original South~est Branch LI"brary was part of Jefferson Junior High School. Washington, D.C., architect Nathan Corwith Wyeth designed the Georgian ReVival Thomas Jefferson Junior High School and Library, the library of which was dedicated on January 3, 1941. The" two-story, brick library wing served the community until mban reneWal preSet;lted an opportunity for the construction of a new f~cility. Building ofthe New Southwest In 1955, the library's Board of Trustees requested that the RLA incorporate a new library into their redevelopment plans. In 1962, a site was selected at 900 Wesley Place, at the comer of Third and K streets.451 S.J.