Facades+ will return to Washington, D.C. for the first time in two years on February 14. The conference will bring a full-day program to the city for the first time; it will be co-chaired by Eric Feiss, a principal at GWWO Architects. Spanning from federal government projects to Washington’s first mass timber construction, the program will cover the most innovative and high-performing projects the DMV has to offer.
Arup and Hickok Cole’s work on 80 M Street offers a case study for ushering-in an era of mass timber construction in Washington. (Ron Blunt/ Courtesy Hickok Cole) Over, Under, and Thru: Adaptive Reuse and Building
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