Washington DC is suddenly hip again. The swearing in of President Obama brought with it a swell of interest in younger professionals — including artists, architects and fresh-faced policy makers. But DC has always been a place of change. This is evident in their consistently evolving architecture. Whether it is converting century old factories into modern lofts, or a crumbling Victorian home into one of the city’s premier contemporary homes, DC is on the map — politically and architecturally. Blackburn Architects, P.C. designed the renovation to this modern DC home.

Blackburn Residence

From the Web site:

This 3-story addition to a 1916 Victorian single-family residence in Chevy Chase, DC includes a breakfast room, family room, master bedroom on the upper floors, and an in-law unit on the lower level.

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