We are excited to announce the promotion of eight distinguished team members and accomplishments of our talented team. Marie Curcio Vogt, LEED AP, Dean Hutchison, AIA, and Christopher Peli were promoted to the position of Principal. Ann Marie Avellino was elevated to Director of Finance and Mike Sayers to Director of Information Technology. Christina Schlecht has been recognized for her critical role as Director of Marketing and Business Development with an increased level of responsibilities, advancing the firm’s strategic growth plans. The promotions reflect the greater responsibility of these leaders, who are tasked with steering the overall organizational growth by contributing to the firm’s business operations, financial strategies, talent acquisition, and more. In addition, the studio promoted Daniel Kalinowski, AIA and Daniel Mayo, RA to Senior Project Architects, following their recent achievement of architectural licensure. “We are delighted to recognize the exceptional contributions of our team members,” said Allison Cooke, IIDA, LEED AP, Partner. Adds David Cheney, AIA, Partner: “These promotions are a reflection of their expertise and the critical roles they play in driving CORE’s continued success.” Read the article in the Washington Business Journal https://lnkd.in/eE4D-sqQ
CORE architecture + design
Architecture and Planning
Washington, District of Columbia 2,207 followers
From dream to reality, we turn storytelling into rich architectural spaces.
About us
CORE architecture + design thrives on complex design projects. Our co-creative design process integrates the client every step of the way. From the beginning, we listen to you to understand your vision and together we define the story. From dream to reality, we turn storytelling into rich architectural spaces. During our process together, we foster constant communication to guide you through the project process, by leading with our experience. For over 30 years, our Washington, DC based, award-winning architectural design firm has provided its clients with superior design services that add tremendous value to their business. These successful collaborations have enabled us to grow our portfolio of diverse projects, including mixed-use developments, public buildings, large-scale office and residential developments, chef-driven restaurants, and hotel public spaces, throughout the Washington metropolitan area and across the United States. Explore our work: https://coredc.com/#/portfolio Find out how we design differently with our clients: https://coredc.com/about/profile
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https://coredc.com
External link for CORE architecture + design
- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Washington, District of Columbia
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1991
- Specialties
- Adaptive Reuse, Architecture, Interiors, Planning, Preservation, Hospitality, Retail, Transformation, Office, and Multi-family Residential
Locations
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1010 Wisconsin Ave NW
Suite 405
Washington, District of Columbia 20007, US
Employees at CORE architecture + design
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Dean Hutchison, AIA
Architect at CORE architecture + design
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Christina Schlecht
Director of Marketing and Business Development at CORE architecture + design
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Christopher Peli
Principal at CORE architecture + design
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Ann Marie Avellino
Business Manager/Controller - Core Architecture | Design
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Explore 19 adaptive reuse building projects at reIMAGINE: Creating New Uses for Old Buildings. Featured in the exhibit is Arizona State University Barrett & O’Connor Center. The building’s large, bearing-masonry chimneys and a huge back courtyard posed major challenges. With approval by the Board of Zoning Adjustments to increase the FAR, the courtyard was filled with 100 percent lot use. The expanded design added roughly 3,600 SF of new space. Learn more and visit the free exhibit by AIA|DC before it ends on August 29, 2024: https://lnkd.in/gqa32Qsz Credit: Alan Karchmer #adaptivereuse #historicpreservation #buildingdesign
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Evoking the joys of summertime by taking inspiration from playing fields, the wood ceiling of Summerbird’s main ordering counter tilts upwards - a nod to a concession stand opening for the season. Explore the project: https://lnkd.in/gfmKs6tz Credit: Peter Brentlinger #prototypedesign #hospitalitydesign #restaurantdesign #interiordesign
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Throwing it back to award-winning The Corner, the Cultural Center at the 165,000 SF mixed-use development Liz. Shortly after opening, the center received the prestigious Associated Builders and Contractors Excellence in Construction Award, in the Medical, New Construction under $20 million category. ABC’s awards program recognizes a project’s "extraordinary teamwork between general contractors, architects and engineers, specialty contractors, and material suppliers." CORE architecture + design collaborated with Balfour Beatty US, Selldorf Architects, and many other project participants as well as Whitman-Walker and Fivesquares Development on the delivery of The Corner. Explore the project: https://lnkd.in/eitAn7F Credit: Ron Ngiam #mixedusedevelopment #buildingarchitecture #buildingtransformation #historicrenovation
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Comet Ping Pong is an adaptive reuse project crafted to deliver an environment of play. The design team partnered with the client to create a pizza restaurant that exudes simplicity and approachability by embracing the gritty, urban site. Decayed layers of colorful plaster on the walls, raw polished concrete floors, and timber beams deliver an atmosphere of comfort, play, and artistic inspiration. Explore the project: https://lnkd.in/epgTztYv Credit: Michael Moran #adaptivereuse #interiordesign #hospitalitydesign #restaurantdesign
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Throwing it back to The Social at Hilton Headquarters, a food and beverage amenity space that uses warm woods and timeless, durable finishes to meet the needs of a multi-purpose hospitality space. Material transitions and lighting are used throughout the ceiling to carve out pathways through the large space, creating moments of adventure and connection. Explore the project: https://lnkd.in/db_wmwB Credit: Michael Moran #interiordesign #hospitalitydesign #foodhalldesign
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A central feature at the rejuvenated headquarters of Transportation Federal Credit Union is the new connecting stairway that serves as a hub for interaction among team members across different floors. Anchored by a sturdy wood plinth, the stairway symbolizes a destination and acts as a gathering point that fosters connectivity. rand* construction corporation Explore the project: https://lnkd.in/ef-dpQRT Credit: Ron Ngiam #hospitalitydesign #interiorarchitecture #workplacedesign
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Black Hoteliers & Investors Association (BH&IA) founded by S. Lovey Parker, MPS hosted a Breakfast Social to announce the 2024 Black Hoteliers & Investors Retreat (BHIR) in California, Nov 1–3. The conference is tailored to the independent, Black-owned boutique hotels & resorts segment. Allison Cooke, IIDA, LEED AP attended the breakfast event alongside developers, hotel owners, and investors, to learn and share her insights on hospitality design. BH&IA also just announced its inaugural Hoteliers Grant Application: For the first time, a pitch competition focused exclusively on independent hotels and resorts with Black ownership showcases Black hoteliers brand’s for a chance to be awarded up to $100,000 to advance their businesses. Explore the Grant Application: https://lnkd.in/ewzHdiq5 Images Courtesy of BH&IA #hotelinvestment #hospitalityevent #boutiquehotel #hospitalityindustry
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Check out our photographer Ron Ngiam in action at our photoshoot of the 915 Meeting Street lobby and penthouse at Pike & Rose in North Bethesda. Stay tuned for the final photography showcasing our thoughtful design of this hospitality focused office lobby and penthouse, delivering an experience reminiscent of an upscale hotel lounge environment. #lobbydesign #hospitalityinteriors #behindthescences
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“We were really happy working with CORE on CopyCat Co. and knew they were the right design partner for Astoria,” said Owner Devin Gong. “Together we explored how to fuse ‘Chinese ruggedness’ with the comfort and elegance of the luxury travel and old-world New York that J. J. Astor knew so well.” Explore the project: https://lnkd.in/d_BMKkC8 Credit: Ron Ngiam #restaurantdesign #hospitalitydesign #interiordesign
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