Mid-Atlantic
Lofts at West Station
For this adaptive reuse project, the project team converted two 20th century warehouses into the The Lofts at West Station. SGH was the structural engineering of record for the project.
Washington, DC
The Burton
Scope/Solutions
Washington Gateway is a multi-building, multi-phase development in the capital’s NoMA neighborhood. The second and third phases include two buildings that share a below-grade space. On the north end of the site, The Burton at 200 Florida Ave NE is a sixteen-story residential building with 387 apartment units. SGH consulted on building enclosure design for The Burton, which terminates to the north with a sharp point and features a series of staggered setbacks, creating an articulated facade and a series of small roofs.
SGH consulted on the design of the building enclosure, including the below-grade waterproofing, plaza and balcony waterproofing, brick and metal panel-clad exterior wall assemblies, and roofing. Highlights of our work include:
- Helping select the building enclosure materials and systems
- Developing details to integrate the various building enclosure systems, including the series of setbacks and soffits, a transparent fly-by curtain wall parapet at the roof line, the rooftop pool, and the below-grade expansion joint.
- Analyzing the thermal performance of the concrete floor plate at the northeast corner where it extends beyond the facade and forms a series of roofs and soffits
- Providing construction phase services, including reviewing contractor submittals, evaluating substitution requests, and helping the project team address field conditions
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Project Summary
2022
Completion Date
176M
Construction Value
Solutions
New Construction
Services
Building Enclosures
Markets
Residential
Client(s)
Soletanche Bachy International
Specialized Capabilities
Building Science | Roofing & Waterproofing
Key team members
Jeffrey Kerr
Managing Principal, Building Technology, Washington, DC
Additional Projects
Mid-Atlantic
The Triumph
In their plan for Homeward DC, the mayor's administration undertook an effort to reduce homelessness by providing community-based, short-term family housing to replace the outdated DC General Family Shelter. SGH served as the structural engineer of record (SEOR) for the superstructure.