Washington, DC
2030AP at 2030 8th Street NW
Scope/Solutions
Constructed on the site of a former plumbing supply warehouse, 2030AP includes sixty-two condominiums over ground-level retail space and below-grade parking. 2030AP shares the site with the neighboring Atlantic Plumbing apartment building. The glass and aluminum facade offers residents floor-to-ceiling glass with modern aesthetics reminiscent of the area’s past. SGH consulted on the building enclosure for this project.
SGH assisted the architect of record with designing the building enclosure, including glass and aluminum window walls, wall waterproofing, low-slope roofing, and terrace waterproofing. Highlights of our work include the following:
- Helping to select building enclosure systems and developing details to integrate the various systems
- Developing performance criteria to include in project specifications
- Reviewing the proposed design and recommending ways to improve performance
- Providing bid phase services, including responding to bidders’ questions and evaluating the submitted scopes of work
- Responding to contractor requests for information and reviewing submittals to compare with the design intent
- Observing third-party water testing of windows
- Visiting the site to observe ongoing construction to compare with the project requirements and helping the contractor resolve field conditions
Project Summary
Solutions
New Construction
Services
Building Enclosures
Markets
Mixed-Use | Residential
Client(s)
Eric Colbert & Associates, PC
Specialized Capabilities
Facades & Glazing | Roofing & Waterproofing
Key team members


Additional Projects
Mid-Atlantic
CSX East
Sited on a parcel formerly owned by the CSX rail company, CSX East is a multibuilding development on New Jersey Avenue in southeast Washington, DC. SGH consulted on the building enclosure design for the project.
Mid-Atlantic
The Monarch
The project was also envisioned to include 38,000 sq ft of retail space, storage, and parking for 76 cars on grade and 393 cars in structured parking. SGH was retained by SB Architects for the structural design of the buildings.