Washington, DC

The Chastleton Cooperative Apartments

Scope/Solutions

The Chastleton, constructed in the 1920s, is located in Washington DC’s Dupont Circle neighborhood and listed on the DC Inventory of Historic Sites. The cooperative building houses around 300 residences and associated amenities. SGH provided building enclosure consulting services for the replacement of windows and balcony doors at this eight-story structure.

Working for the cooperative association, SGH collaborated with the window-replacement contractor during the replacement of windows and balcony doors. Highlights of our work on this project include the following:

  • Performed water-penetration testing of representative window installations
  • Conducted periodic site visits to compare the installation of doors and windows to the requirements of the contract documents
  • Provided field reports with a record of construction progress and contractor action items
  • Assisted the cooperative association with the evaluation of contractor payment applications

Project Summary

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2014

Completion Date
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2.3M

Construction Value
Solutions
Repair & Rehabilitation
Services
Building Enclosures | Applied Science & Research
Markets
Residential
Client(s)
The Chastleton Cooperative Association, Inc.
Specialized Capabilities
Condition Assessments | Environmental Simulations

Key team members

Bradford Carpenter
Senior Principal

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