Whitney Close Mews

 

Before Benjamin Warder created the Park View neighborhood of DC, it was known as Whitney Close. This property was re-imagined into five distinct homes, each living like a rowhouse with its own entrance and rooftop deck. Architecturally, these residences pay homage to their past while focusing on inhabitants' modern desires and the earth's need for construction that prioritizes sustainability.

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We employ biophilic design to lower your stress level. Shapes that appear organically are calming to humans with studies proving it lowers our cortisol levels. Accordingly, we’ve decided to create backdrops that make sense for the lives of bu
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Facade of Whitney Close Mews in the Park View neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Another 2+ year journey complete! We worked through design with the community and treated the 3rd floor addition as if we were in a historic district (creating a 1 to 1
The kitchen for residence #2 at Whitney Close Mews. Hand made custom cabinetry with walnut drawers and shelves.
Rear elevation at Whitney Close Mews. The intent of the cornice trim is to mimic the original trim package from the late 1800s.
Whitney Close Mews coming soon to Park View, D.C. These 5 urban flats are like rowhomes oriented depth wise and accessed via a common side yard walkway. Each home has a rooftop deck and at least 3 levels of above grade living. These will be availa
Facade of Otis Flats in the Park View neighborhood of Washington D.C. The 2+ year journey has come to an end.
After and before of our 4 level alley townhouse at Otis Flats.