Concordia Hotel Renovation
project at a glance
- Client International Monetary Fund
- Architect Bonstra Haresign Architects
- Location Washington, DC
- Attributes Residential / Hotel, Building Information Modeling (BIM), Multi-Unit Residential, Rental, LEED Certified, Green Building, Washington, D.C.
The Concordia Hotel project is a complete renovation of the Concordia Building, originally constructed in 1965, which included replacement of all building systems, demolition and replacement of slabs to accommodate moved elevators, a 95,000 square foot interior fit-out, and replacement of the 10-story building's façade with an architectural window wall system.
The 121-bed, extended stay facility, designed for International Monetary Fund (IMF) employees attending the IMF Institute, is LEED Gold certified.