Old City Design Studio

Photo day for a kitchen renovation in Capitol Hill. We removed a wall between the kitchen and dining room and replaced it with warm wood cabinets that provide a transition between modern & traditional spaces.

Our Browns Court, SE project was featured on WETA's "If You Lived Here: Capitol Hill" - check it out, at the beginning of this episode.

Capitol Hill Explore the history and homes of Capitol Hill with Christine and John.

What a fantastic event! Along with Hill & Hurtt Architects and MPR Architecture, we designed and built a structure out of canned goods to raise awareness for hunger in our community. There are so many beautiful designs to see at the building museum. Come visit next Friday thru Monday. And if you want to help, they are raising funds thru the end of the month.

https://give.capitalareafoodbank.org/team/391487

Come see our design at the Building Museum next week! We teamed up with Hill & Hurtt Architects & MPR Architecture and our book is “The Giving Tree”

Visit the National Building Museum to see this year's CANstruction sculptures! The theme is Children's Books and each structure will highlight a different book. 📖

Canstruction is a nationwide program that aims to raise awareness about hunger. In DC, Canstruction is organized by the Washington Architectural Foundation as a creative design-build competition that benefits the Capital Area Food Bank through donations of canned goods. Teams from architecture and design firms from Washington, DC use their skills to build sculptures out of cans of food. The nutritious shelf-stable food is donated to the CAFB for distribution to those in need after the event.

Learn more here: https://buff.ly/3Gpk88l

MPR Architecture, Old City Design Studio, and Hill & Hurtt Architects have all teamed up this year to participate in the Washington Architectural Foundation’s CANstruction Charity Event.

CANstruction is a nationwide program that aims to raise awareness about hunger. In DC, CANstruction is organized by the Washington Architectural Foundation as a creative design-build competition that benefits the Capital Area Food Bank through donations of canned goods. Teams from architecture and design firms from Washington, DC use their skills to build sculptures out of cans of food. The nutritious shelf-stable food is donated to the CAFB for distribution to those in need after the event.

The CANstruction build will take place on Sunday, November 21st at the National Building Museum, with the final designs being on display in the museum’s Great Hall from Monday, November 22nd through Monday, November 29th. This year’s theme is Children’s Books, and our sculpture is inspired by “The Giving Tree” by Shel Silverstein. https://www.aiadc.com/event/canstruction

We are looking for sponsors to help us reach our goal of providing over 2,000 canned goods to needy families this season. If you can spare a donation of even 10 cans (about $25), please see our fundraising link below.

Thanks for your support and consideration as we work to fight hunger!

Best,

Old City Design Studio
MPR Architecture
Hill & Hurtt Architects

To donate, click this link:

https://give.capitalareafoodbank.org/team/391487

Check out HHA+MPR+ODCS' team fundraising page for Capital Area Food Bank Support Capital Area Food Bank with Hill & Hurtt

The old “skylight in the shower” trick!

The tile is really coming together in the main bathroom of this historic rowhouse renovation.

It’s always so great to bring an old home back to life. We raised the ceilings, recreated the original crown molding, “hid” the TV, the closet doors and the air return, and introduced these awesome arches on each end of the dining room … and we’re not even finished yet!

The beauty of demolition. A blank slate for new space.

Revisiting this Capitol Hill Gem on this lovely spring day! Sestak Remodeling Solutions LLC