St. Regis Hotel

About

THIS PROJECT

The eight-story, 175-room St. Regis Hotel originally opened in 1926 and is a historic landmark in downtown Washington, DC. The high-end hotel, located just two blocks from The White House, underwent a major 166,000 SF renovation, which involved:

  • Replacement of the mechanical and electrical systems
  • Demolition and reconstruction of the guestrooms and guest corridors
  • Cosmetic repairs/replacements in the public areas and meeting spaces
  • New public restrooms
  • Kitchen renovation/upgrade
  • Upgraded elevator equipment
  • Roof replacement

The finishes at the St. Regis are very high end, including elaborate built-in millwork items, hand-painted Chinese wallcovering and bathroom mirrors with integral televisions.

The mechanical and electrical systems replacement included a complete removal and replacement of the central plant involving extensive BIM coordination. In addition, pipelining techniques were utilized to line the interior face of existing drain piping in the concrete slab above the main lobby’s intricate plaster ceiling. This method provided years of additional service life to a corroded piping system by avoiding ceiling space limitations and demolition of the plaster ceiling.

PROJECT OVERVIEW

LOCATION:
Washington, DC
Mid-Atlantic

CLIENT:
Brickman Associates

INDUSTRY:
Hospitality

PRACTICES:
VDC

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2

BLOCKS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE

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1926

ORIGINAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTED

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175

GUEST ROOMS

Project

GALLERY

Hospitality National Leader
John Breuer
702-650-0700
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