The Marlo Building was built in 1915 and is a unique piece of Washington, DC architecture. The 30,000 square feet building was occupied by Marlo Furniture from 1963 until 1999. The site is currently being renovated for mixed retail and office use and is located one block from the new Washington Convention Center. The Washington DC Convention and Tourism Office is the first tenant to enter into a lease agreement for office space in this building, followed by Anderson Pitts.

The new design for the building has added an office lobby and a new elevator, to bring the building to a total of 46,000 square feet. The extended side of the building allows large windows to bring more daylight into the office space. Douglas Development has brought the building into full IBC conformance and ADA compliance. The redevelopment of this property has paid particular attention to historical preservation of the facade and canopy.

About this Project:

• Retail Space of 11,047 Square Feet
• Office Space of 30,074 Square Feet
• 17,362 Square Feet Leased to DC Convention & Tourism Bureau
• Total Square Footage is 41,121