31 March BBGM-Designed Hotel Opening in Washington, D.C. by BBGM In the Media, Projects 2136 Views BBGM designed the new 154-room Cambria hotel located at 69 Q Street SW in downtown Washington, DC, in collaboration with Washington, D.C.-based developer Donohoe Development. The hotel resides within three miles of the U.S. Capitol, the National Mall, Smithsonian museums and other major attractions. The Cambria hotel includes a full-service restaurant & bar, scenic rooftop bar with expansive exterior terrace with views of the Capital Skyline, Nationals Park and Audi Field. It also features a fitness center and 2,500 square feet of multi-function meeting space. The welcoming lobby with an expansive LED wall creates a dynamic experience. The hotel is designed to LEED Silver and includes site rainwater management, electric car charging station, green roof and solar panel array. BBGM served as the Architect for the project. Read More »
31 March Omni Tempe Hotel to Begin Construction by BBGM Announcements, Innovation, Projects, Sustainability 913 Views MONOGRAM is providing professional Interior Design services for the new construction Omni Tempe Hotel to be located near the Arizona State University campus in Tempe, Arizona. The hotel will offer much needed conference space in close proximity to the ASU facilities, and is currently targeting LEED Silver certification. Construction to begin Summer 2021. Read More »
25 February 12&C Hotel Underway by BBGM Announcements, In the Media, Innovation, Projects 898 Views The project is a 12-story hotel with 130 guestrooms, fitness center, meeting rooms and a roof top lounge. Located at the corner of 12th and C Street, the project is developed by Pacific Star Capital. The project site is challenging since the building is to sit atop a WMATA (metro) substation that limited the placement of tower structure. This required a traditionally-designed building to incorporate the use of three story trusses spanning over the substation to support its tower of guestrooms. We designed a unique building in spite of several challenges. Read More »