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National Building Museum

National Building Museum

The National Building Museum is one of Washington’s most prestigious historic buildings built between 1882 and 1887. The museum is within a magnificent structure which includes a Great Hall with 75-foot-tall Corinthian columns surrounded by exhibit and office space.

MTFA’s work includes:

  • Stabilization of the historic Corinthian columns

  • Complete renovation of the roof and upper façade / restoration of the historic chimneys

  • Office space renovation to serve the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

  • Location

    Washington, DC

  • Size

    60,000 SF

  • Client

    U.S. General Services Administration

  • Project Type

    Historic Preservation, Interior Renovation

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