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Glass Houses: Jessica and Ezra Glass
The Greening of Georgetown
• March 13, 2021
If you look carefully, you can see just the faintest green mist in the trees. Daffodils are sprouting through the dirt and the birds are warming up their courtship songs. […]
Empowering Women
• March 8, 2021
D.C. may not be an official state — yet. But we are fortunate to have women in leadership positions from the top levels of city government to grassroots neighborhood organizations.
Designs for Living: Fabiola Martens Shares Her Secrets
• February 8, 2021
More and more of Martens’s clients are looking for ways to expand space without having to knock down walls or carry out other extensive renovations.
In Berkley/Foxhall, the Second Time Around
• January 11, 2021
There is a surprising intimacy to this home’s 7,600 square feet, not an inch wasted, nothing overdone or overscaled, every room meticulously enhanced.
Georgetown Suites: No More Rooms at the Inn
• December 31, 2020
Varsity Investment Group, which officially acquired the hotel in late December, is in the process of converting the rooms into fully modern apartments.
’Tis the Season: Holiday Advice
• December 9, 2020
My favorite time of the year is Dec. 22, the day after the winter solstice, when hours of daylight slowly, imperceptibly increase. It always gives me hope. For most of […]
Watermark: A Hidden Treasure in Old Town
• November 30, 2020
Among all the new construction and reimagining of the historic waterfront district in Alexandria, Virginia, the new Watermark condominium is truly a standout.
This Is What Democracy Looks Like
• October 28, 2020
We used to roll our eyes at “every vote counts” or “peaceful transfer of power.” But now? Not so complacent anymore.
Turning the Page on 34th St.
• October 15, 2020
Paintings by multimedia artist Heather Minter and “blind contour” artist Kayti Didriksen not only enhance the rooms in which they take pride of place but serve as the focal point.
Election 2020: What D.C. Voters Need to Know
• October 5, 2020
This year — already precedent-shattering in so many ways — will bring about changes to the way we’ve traditionally cast our ballots.
