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Strategic Communications Firm

Washington, D.C.

Having built a reputation for political ad-campaign expertise, this premier communications agency relocated its Washington, D.C. office to better support its operations and services.   Providing a highly flexible space that could accommodate staff growth during presidential elections, the new Potomac River offices take advantage of the building’s idiosyncratic footprint to create unexpected spaces, making room for the firm’s highly professional yet lively culture. Drawing inspiration from Georgetown’s street life, the offices integrate mock streets and alleys, layered in an industrial style. Bench seating and an open, adjustable plan, strengthen staff communication and a firmwide connection to civil society.

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