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Washington DC Architecture
NWA01- Swiss Embassy Washington DC
2007
Steven Holl Architects
NWA02- British Embassy
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Edwin Lutyens
NWA03- Corcoran Gallery & School of Art
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Gehry Partners
NWA04- German Embassy
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Egon Eiermann
NWA05- House renovation, Eastern Market
2007
David Jameson Architect Inc
NWA06- Newseum, 555 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W., Washington DC
2008
Polshek Partnership with Ralph Appelbaum Associates
NWA07- Smithsonian Museum Redevelopment
2004-07
Foster & Partners
Smithsonian Institution - Robert and Arlene Kogod Courtyard: open 18 Nov
2007
NWA08- Smithsonian Institution, Patent Office Building
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Eric Owen Moss
NWA09- Swiss Embassy
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Steven Holl Architects
NWA10- United States Institute of Peace Headquarters
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Moshe Safdie Architects
NWA11- US Institute of Peace, The Mall
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Moshe Safdie
NWA12- Gannett/USA Today Headquarters, McLean
2001
KPF
NWA13- Holly Grove Mansion, Charleston
2008-
Swanke Hayden Connell Architects
NWA14- Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Janelia Farm Research Campus,
Ashburn
2006
Rafael Vinoly Architects
Landscape Building
NWA15- New Art Museum, Shenandoah Valley, Western Virginia
2007-08
Randall Stout
NWA16- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Extension
2002-09
Rick Mather Architects |
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Thomas Jefferson, [Proposed Plan of Federal City], March 1791, Ink on
paper, Thomas Jefferson Papers, Manuscript Division Library of Congress. |
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Pierre Charles L'Enfant, "Plan of the City of Washington," March 1792,
Engraving on paper, Geography and Map Division, Library of Congress |
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Robert King, "A Map of the City of Washington in the District of
Columbia," 1818, Engraved map, Geography and Map Division, Library of
Congress. |
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Peder Anderson and Fitz Hugh Lane, "View of the City of Washington," 1838,
Color lithograph, Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress. |
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