Winstanley Architects
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Episodic Streetscape: A Design Evolution for Proposed Georgetown Hotel
Nena Perry-Brown | February 2nd 2022
The Old Georgetown Board will review the proposal tomorrow.... read»
A New Design Pitched For 100-Room M Street Hotel in Georgetown
Nena Perry-Brown | August 16th 2021
The hotel redevelopment has gone through a lot of stops and starts, with a temporary beer garden most recently proposed for the site.... read»
A New Look for Whitman-Walker Center at St. Elizabeths
Nena Perry-Brown | May 4th 2020
Six months after the public got a glimpse at how a new Whitman-Walker health center at St. Elizabeths could look, a new design is being proposed.... read»
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