Transforming a Bethesda Condo: A Renovation Journey to Timeless Elegance
By Jennie Crouch Nestled in the vibrant heart of Bethesda, MD, our recent renovation project at The Christopher has breathed new life into a space
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Navigating Design Through An Economic Downturn
Introduction: Over the past 15 years, the United States has experienced two official recessions: the mortgage collapse and ensuing global financial crisis of 2008 and
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An Interior Designer’s Role in Building Sustainability
In the world of commercial interior design, the plain fact is that by the time the interior designer comes to the table the sustainable fate
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Working Towards Carbon Zero Buildings and the Role of the Interior Designer
According to the Pew Research Center the majority of Americans are seeing effects of climate change in their own communities. Globally, climate change has been
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SR/A Project Spotlight: Elevation at Washington Gateway
Designer Albert Hadley is quoted as saying, “The essence of design will always be about people and how they live.” From residential to healthcare interiors,
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SR/A’s Approach To Renovations
When SR/A was first introduced to Potomac Place Towers in 2020, the two-tower condominium had empty lobbies that were crying out to have design elements
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GC Renovation Q&A
We believe information is power. So, in terms of property renovations, information and insights from those performing the renovation – General Contractors – is invaluable.
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Fresh + Full
Feature Photo: The Apartments at City Center, Lobby Design by SR/A All property managers have been there. You have a space in need of updating – furniture
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Renovation ROI
Interior renovations are a huge need in the Washington, DC area multifamily market right now. With properties from the development boom of the early 2000s
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Multifamily: Then vs. Now
Throughout our renovations, we have discovered the must-have amenities of the past and how developers and architects of the time envisioned the residents living in their buildings some 40 or 50 years ago. We naturally compare this vintage vision to what is expected of us today and in the coming couple of years.
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