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Stout & Teague Completes Addition of Fire Sprinkler System at 8001 Forbes Place

Jul 01, 2020

Stout & Teague has completed the addition of a fire sprinkler system at 8001 Forbes Place in Springfield, Virginia.   The provision of a fire sprinkler system in the 3-story building will allow greater flexibility in use and interior layout of tenant spaces as well as improving fire-safety in the 68,000 square foot office building.  Working with Superior Mechanical under a design/build contract, Stout & Teague coordinated the work to complete the work in both core and occupied tenant spaces.

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Stout & Teague Retained by WMATA as Developer for Huntington Station

Jun 10, 2020

Stout & Teague has been retained by Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority as master developer for the 29-acre Huntington Metrorail Station.  Stout & Teague is tasked with developing a master plan, obtaining Comprehensive Plan and zoning approval from Fairfax County, and managing the design of the infrastructure renovations.  Stout & Teague may also participate in the marketing of the development rights for portions of the property and for managing the construction of infrastructure improvements.

Work started on the project in late 2019 and Stout & Teague recently obtained Planning Commission recommendation for review of the WMATA’s Comprehensive Plan nomination for the site.  The plan nomination proposes to add up to 1.8 million square feet of private development on the site, including up to 1,500 residential units and 360,000 square feet of office/retail development.

The Huntington Station is the terminal station for the Yellow Line that serves the new Amazon HQ2 at National Landing, as well as National Airport and the Pentagon.  Huntington Station will be the terminus of the Embark Richmond Highway Bus Rapid Transit line that will serve business nodes on Richmond Highway and terminating at Fort Belvoir.

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Stout & Teague Completes Major Common Area Renovation at Resources & Conservation Center

Jul 22, 2019

Stout & Teague has completed the first phase of a multi-phase renovation at Resources & Conservation Center, 1400 16th Street, NW.  Stout & Teague worked with Baskervill Architects and Forrester Construction to design and build the complete renovation of building entrance, main lobby, conference facility, elevator cabs, and first floor restrooms and corridors while maintaining the building at 97% occupancy.

Stout & Teague is launching the next phase of renovations to include the upper floor restrooms and corridors and amenity spaces in the lower level in 2021.

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Stout & Teague Strikes LEED Gold in Dupont Circle

Feb 20, 2018

After a multi-year effort of implementing strategic capital upgrades, Stout & Teague has achieved LEED® Gold Status on behalf of the Resources and Conservation Center (RCC), a two-building complex in Dupont Circle. The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating system, developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), is the foremost program for buildings, homes and communities that are designed, constructed, maintained and operated for improved environmental and human health performance.

RCC achieved LEED Gold certification by implementing practical and measurable strategies and solutions aimed at achieving high performance in: sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection and indoor environmental quality. Stout & Teague completed a renovation of the central cooling plant using magnetic-bearing chillers, variable frequency drives, and other state-of-the-art technology to reduce electric consumption required to cool the buildings. Additionally, green policies were put in place for cleaning, water treatment, landscaping, indoor air quality, sustainable purchasing and pest management, to ensure that changes made today continue for many years to come.

The Resources & Conservation Center is comprised of two office buildings – 1400 16th Street NW, and 1616 P Street NW, surrounding a one-acre courtyard garden.  RCC offers an array of amenities such as a large conference center on the main level, a smaller rooftop conference facility, a tenant-only fitness center, rooftop terrace and green roof, parking garage, and cafe.

RCC has long been a leader in energy and environmental issues.  When developed in the 1980’s RCC included a number of “firsts” for a commercial office building in Washington:

  • first ice-storage cooling plant
  • first use of windows with Heat Mirror® insulating glass
  • green roof plaza over parking garage
  • heat recovery wheel for toilet exhaust

“It is a testament to the original vision and ongoing stewardship by its non-profit owners that a project conceived and built almost 30 years ago can meet the exacting standards of LEED Gold,” said Neel Teague, President of Stout & Teague Management Corp.

As the original developer of RCC as a planned unit development in the 1980’s, Stout & Teague’s commitment to the Resources & Conservation Center continues with significant renovations to modernize its main lobbies and conference facilities in 2018.

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Public Welfare Foundation Selects Stout & Teague to Manage the True Reformer Building

Feb 14, 2018

For more than a century the True Reformer Building has graced U Street with its eclectic fusion of classical revival and Romanesque architecture. Designed by John A. Lankford, the first African-American to be registered as an architect in Washington, D.C., it was one of the first buildings that was conceived, designed, financed, built, and owned […]

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Forbes Building Brings a Wealth of Opportunity to Springfield: Royal Café & Deli, and Several Other New Tenants

Oct 19, 2017

We’re excited that Royal Café & Deli will soon complete its relocation to Stout & Teague’s Forbes Building, which is right off the Beltway at the Braddock Rd exit. Stout & Teague worked closely with the owners of this Korean-American Eatery to design and construct a custom build-out that will be complemented by an al […]

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Rare Opportunity to Lease Office Space on Capitol Hill

Oct 16, 2017

A first floor, 1,665 square foot office suite is now available in the Wheat Growers Building at 412 2nd St NE. Stout & Teague VP, Mike Gordon, is representing the Wheat Growers Association in offering the space for lease. For organizations with interests on Capitol Hill, this is a rare opportunity to land a prime […]

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Historic Farren’s Stable to be New Home for Evangelical Lutheran Church of America

Oct 14, 2017

Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA) will soon move from its longtime home at 122 C St NW to Historic Farren’s Stable in the Capitol Hill Historic District, where it looks over Folger Park. Mike Gordon, VP of Stout & Teague, represented the Landlord in brokering the deal. Farren’s Stable, built in 1890, is a […]

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Fintrac, Inc. Renews at 1400 16th St NW

Sep 01, 2017

Stout & Teague is happy to announce the successful completion of a 9,520 sf renewal for Fintrac, Inc. in the Resources & Conservation Center, located in Dupont Circle at 1400 16th St NW. Fintrac is a U.S.-based and woman-owned consulting company that develops agricultural solutions to end hunger and poverty across Africa, Asia, and Latin […]

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Monarch Title Expands its Realm in McLean

Mar 13, 2017

Monarch Title opened its doors in McLean in April 2003. Now it offers client services at 7 locations across the D.C. Metro area and is part of a strategic network of title companies that covers 40 states. Innovative processes and a dedicated and experienced team have made it an industry leader. With this amazing success, […]

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