Delivered Projects
Howard Manor
Address: 654 Girard Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20001
Development Partner: Urban Investment Partners
Delivered: Q4, 2023
Project Type: Flex-Industrial
Number of Units: 80
Total Developed Square Feet: 49,615 sq. ft.
Development Partner: UIP / Neighborhood Development Corporation
Mission Alignment
• Affordable Housing
• Historical Preservation
• Diverse Project Participation
• Community Impact
• Private-Public Partnership
Carver/Slowe Halls
Address: 211 Elm St NW / 1919 3rd St NW
Development Partner: Urban Investment Partners
Delivered: Q3, 2019
Project Type: Market Rate Apartments
Number of Units: 166
Total Developed Square Feet: 143,000 sq. ft.
Development Partner: UIP / Neighborhood Development Corporation
Mission Alignment
• Student Scholarships
• Ongoing revenue stream
• Student exposure to development
• Student internships
• Diverse project ownership and delivery
• Priority residence marketing to Howard stakeholders
The Axis at Howard
Address: 2225 Georgia Ave. NW
Development Partner: Howard University / Provident Group
Delivered: Q3, 2019
Project Type: On-Campus University Housing
Number of Units: 176
Total Developed Square Feet: 90,000 sq. ft.
Mission Alignment
• New Student Life Facilities
• Preserved University Capital
• Diverse project participation
Harriet Tubman Quadrangle
Address: 2455 4th St. NW
Development Partner: Howard University / Provident Group
Delivered:Q3, 2019
Project Type: On-Campus University Housing
Number of Units: 665 beds
Total Developed Square Feet: 290,000 Sq. Ft.
Mission Alignment
• New Student Life Facilities
• Preserved University Capital
• Diverse Project Participation
AME at Meridian Hill
Address: 2601 16th St. NW
Development Partner: Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners
Delivered: Q2, 2019
Project Type: Market Rate Apartments
Number of Units: 206
Total Developed Square Feet: 180,000 Sq. Ft.
Mission Alignment
• Student Internships
• Diverse Project Ownership and Deliver
Trellis House
Address: 2455 4th St. NW
Development Partner: Howard University / Provident Group
Delivered: Q3, 2019
Project Type: On-Campus University Housing
Number of Beds: 665 beds
Total Developed Square Feet: 290,000 Sq. Ft.
Mission Alignment
• Affordable Housing
College Hall (North & South)
Address: 2225 Georgia Ave. NW
Development Partner: Howard University / Provident Group
Delivered: Q3, 2019
Project Type: On Campus University Housing
Number of Units: 176
Total Developed Square Feet: 90,000 Sq. Ft.
Development Partner: UIP / Neighborhood Development Corporation
Mission Alignment
• New Student Life Facilities
• Preserved University Capital
Frederick Douglass Memorial Hall
Address: Bldg 23 2419 Sixth St NW Unit 202, FL 2 Washington, DC 20001 General Contractor: Gilbane Building Company
Delivered: Q3, 2021
Project Type: Academic Building
Total Developed Square Feet: 67,000 sq ft
Development Partner: N/A
Mission Alignment: Gilbane is committed to economic inclusion and understands that this inclusion today means a more equitable, robust construction landscape tomorrow.
Gilbane seeks to maximize participation by diverse-owned businesses, including minority-, women-, LGBTQIA+-, and veteran-owned, and to have a diverse, local workforce on our construction projects. They understand that it is their responsibility as builders to apply an economic inclusion lens to all they do, ensuring that their projects are not only successful but also benefit the communities in which they work and live.They recognize there is opportunity for growth and continuous improvement, which is why they assess, track, and report on their progress — a process that they believe will set a foundation for lasting change.
Undergraduate Library (UGL)
Address: 500 Howard Pl NW Washington, DC 20059 United States
General Contractor: MCN Build
Delivered: Q3, 2021
Project Type: Academic Building
Total Developed Square Feet: 92,000 GSF
Development Partner: N/A
Mission Alignment: MCN Build is a Certified Business Enterprise and has established a Foundation with the mission to leave the world better than they found it. This means creating opportunities for children and adults who have been afforded fewer chances in life.
The majority of their work concentrates on education in the greater Washington and Baltimore metropolitan areas and in select communities abroad. In all, the MCN Foundation supports more than 16 educational projects around the globe, helping more than 4,888 underprivileged children get a better education, so they can build a better future for themselves, their families and society.
They have renovated an orphanage and school in Lebanon, built a digital library in Ethiopia from the ground up, and supported over 55 organizations, churches, and schools including Bread for the City, Teach For America and The Boys Town Children’s Home, right here in the nation’s capital. Each project is different, but they approach them all with the same passion, conviction and purpose — to build resources that create lasting value for generations to come.
300 Bryant Street NW (Former Washington Metropolitan High School)
Address: 300 Bryant St NW Washington, DC 20001 United States
General Contractor: MCN Build
Delivered: Q1, 2023
Project Type: Academic Building for the School of Communication
Total Developed Square Feet: 63,934 GSF
Development Partner: N/A
Mission Alignment: MCN Build is a Certified Business Enterprise and has established a Foundation with the mission to leave the world better than they found it. This means creating opportunities for children and adults who have been afforded fewer chances in life.
The majority of their work concentrates on education in the greater Washington and Baltimore metropolitan areas and in select communities abroad. In all, the MCN Foundation supports more than 16 educational projects around the globe, helping more than 4,888 underprivileged children get a better education, so they can build a better future for themselves, their families and society.
They have renovated an orphanage and school in Lebanon, built a digital library in Ethiopia from the ground up, and supported over 55 organizations, churches, and schools including Bread for the City, Teach For America and The Boys Town Children’s Home, right here in the nation’s capital. Each project is different, but they approach them all with the same passion, conviction and purpose — to build resources that create lasting value for generations to come.