Textron DC Office 1101 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Suite 400 (Evening Star Building) Washington, DC 20004 (202) 637-3800

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Textron DC Office 1101 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Suite 400 (Evening Star Building) Washington, DC 20004 (202) 637-3800 Map/Parking/Directions The Textron DC Office is located in the Evening Star Building, which is in downtown Washington between 11th and 12th Streets on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, across the street from the Trump Hotel. Fogo de Chao Restaurant is located on the ground level. Our office is on the 4th Floor. Public Transportation > Best Option The Evening Star Building is conveniently located between 3 Metro Stops: • Federal Triangle Metro, Blue and Orange lines, 2 blocks • Metro Center, Red, Blue and Orange line, 2 blocks, use 12th and F Street • Archives -Navy Memorial, Yellow and Green lines, 3 blocks (Driving directions are the next page.) Page 1 of 2 Textron DC Office 1101 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Suite 400 (Evening Star Building) Washington, DC 20004 (202) 637-3800 Map/Parking/Directions Driving Directions From I-66 (N. Virginia): • Take I-66 to Washington, DC. Proceed to Constitution Avenue. • From Constitution, make a left onto 12th Street. • From 12th Street, make a right on E Street. • Proceed one block on E Street to 11th Street and make another right. Drive one more block to Pennsylvania Avenue. • Make a right on Pennsylvania Avenue. The main entrance to the building is on Pennsylvania Avenue between 11th and 12th Streets NW, on your right-hand side). From I-395 (Alexandria / S. Virginia): • Take I-395 and proceed to 14th Street Bridge. • Follow the 14th Street Bridge to 14th Street. Take 14th Street to E Street and make a right. • Proceed two blocks to 11th Street and make another right. Drive one more block to Pennsylvania Avenue. • Make a right on Pennsylvania Avenue. The main entrance to the building is on Pennsylvania Avenue between 11th and 12th Streets NW, on your right-hand side. From I-95 (Annapolis / Baltimore): • Take I-95 South to Richmond. • Take Exit #22 onto the Baltimore-Washington Parkway. • Proceed to Route 50 (right exit). Take Route 50 to New York Avenue. • Take New York Avenue to 6th Street and make a left. • Proceed a few blocks to E Street and make a right. • Take E Street to 11th Street and make a left. Proceed one block to Pennsylvania Avenue. • Make a right on Pennsylvania Avenue. The main entrance to the building is on Pennsylvania Avenue between 11th and 12th Streets NW, on your right-hand side. From I-495 (Bethesda / Kensington / Silver Spring): • Take Connecticut Avenue towards Washington DC. • Proceed on Connecticut Avenue past Dupont Circle, then make a left onto K Street. • Proceed on K Street for about 6 blocks to 11th Street and make a right. • Proceed on 11th Street for about 6 blocks to Pennsylvania Avenue. • Make a right on Pennsylvania Avenue. The main entrance to the building is on Pennsylvania Avenue between 11th and 12th Streets NW, on your right-hand side. Page 2 of 2 .

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