20 Mass earns GADA award

The Global Architecture Design Awards have honored the LEO A DALY-designed 20 Mass with a silver award for mixed-use development.

LEO A DALY Wins AIA Potomac Valley Merit Award for Thurgood Marshall Hall

The AIA Potomac Valley jury praised the project’s thoughtful response to the campus context, saying, “We appreciated the response to the campus architecture—it contributes to the surrounding context with a modern building that reinterprets the Georgian campus. It carries its strength in the exterior.”

American Architecture honors 20 Massachusetts Ave NW in Washington, D.C.

LEO A DALY’s 20 Massachusetts Avenue NW redevelopment project has earned an American Architecture Award for 2024. This prestigious accolade celebrates cutting-edge design in the U.S. and recognizes the year’s most innovative architectural achievements, making it the highest honor in the domestic building awards circuit.

LEO A DALY Chairman Receives Lifetime Achievement Award

Leo A. Daly III is honored at the 32nd Annual Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference for fostering cultural understanding and international relations.

LEO A DALY structural engineer featured in Modern Steel Construction

The article offers a case study of the Saint Francis Hospital renovation and new bed tower in Muskogee, Oklahoma. It details the considerations into choosing a steel structural system as well as special design features of the project.

LEO A DALY’s Irena Savakova speaks to Washingtonian Magazine about 20 Mass

Washingtonian Magazine recently featured 20 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest, a LEO A DALY-designed adaptive reuse project, as example of successful conversions of office buildings.

The publication spoke about 20 Mass with LEO A DALY Global Design Principal Irena Savakova, design lead for the project.

Irena Savakova

“This shows how a successful place-making approach can transform neglected urban zones in the national capital—or any city,” Savakova said.

The award-winning project converted a 1970s era federal office building into a model for mixed-use development, with a hotel, offices and retail space.

Read “DC’s Office Real Estate Market May Not Be Doomed After All” on the Washingtonian website.