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Boundary Stone Flats is a multi-family building located at 800 Kenilworth Avenue Northeast, Washington, DC 20019. This project involved the remodeling and restoration of common areas and selected residential units to enhance the building's overall appearance. The primary goal was to modernize the common areas and some rental units, providing a more contemporary and appealing living environment. One of the challenges of this project was the limited time frame for execution, given that the building houses more than 100 apartments. Despite the challenge of a tight timeline, the project successfully modernized the building, making it more attractive and comfortable for residents.

Land development for a multi-parcel urban infill site to support a mixed-use affordable housing project. Work included site preparation and earthwork; selective demolition and coordination for relocation of historic homes; mass excavation and support-of-excavation for a two-level underground garage; installation and upgrades of wet and dry utilities; stormwater management facilities; curb and gutter; sidewalks and ADA streetscape along MLK Ave SE and Morris Rd; asphalt paving; and landscaping. The ground floor incorporates ~14,500 SF of retail.

Units: 114 total — 82 one-bedroom, 24 two-bedroom, and 8 three-bedroom units.

Land development for a multi-building, garden-style apartment community. Work included site preparation and earthwork; mass grading and building-pad preparation; installation and tie-ins of wet and dry utilities; construction of stormwater management facilities; curb and gutter; ADA-compliant sidewalks and streetscape along Pennsylvania Ave SE; asphalt paving for drives and parking; and final landscaping.

Units: 118 total — five-story garden-style community.

Venture X, located at 1763 Columbia Rd NW (The Imperial), Washington, DC, is a premier office space that underwent a significant transformation. Originally built in 1905 and intended to be converted into a condominium, the building was renovated by Talbot Capital Imperial with Bruno Clay Management Group serving as the General Contractor.

Roaming Rooster is a fast-growing restaurant chain known for its fried chicken and classic comfort food, originally founded in 2015 in Washington, D.C. As part of the brand’s regional expansion, Bruno Clay Management Group has completed interior renovations for five locations—Chantilly, Burke, Manassas, Pike & Rose, and Gaithersburg—and is currently finalizing a sixth in Silver Spring.

This fine casual restaurant in Baltimore, MD, underwent a complete interior renovation led by Bruno Clay Management Group. The design concept was inspired by the traditional charm of southern Spain and the refined aesthetic of Madrid, resulting in a warm, sophisticated space that blends cultural authenticity with modern elegance.

Beech Tree Place, located at 7428 Georgia Ave NW in Washington, DC, is a multi-family building project involving the demolition of existing apartments and the construction of 66 affordable housing units. The project preserves 13 existing units while adding 43 new units, creating a total of 66 modern, affordable homes. Currently, in the final stages of construction, the project is undergoing punch-out walkthroughs before the tenants return. Construction began on July 22, 2022, and is scheduled for completion in September 2024.

415 Church was an interior modification. Changed layout- made the waiting room larger by moving a few walls around; added a storage room in the back area. Ceiling Lighting replacement throughout.

Development of a 4-acre parcel to accommodate four multifamily residential buildings. The project involves site preparation and earthwork, installation of retaining walls, wet and dry utilities, curb and gutter, asphalt paving, and landscaping. In addition, the scope covers the construction of amenities that will enhance the shared common areas.

Units: 95 total — three buildings of 24 units each and one building of 23 units.

Located at 1734 N Street, NW in Washington D.C. with a historic Victorian style and built in 1875 by retired Rear Admiral William Radford and originally located in the fashionable neighborhood of Dupont Circle, this building not only has a history, but it also has important headquarters such as GFWC.

This project seeks to restore important parts of the building such as the Lobby and hallways, while maintaining a classic Victorian style and respecting its historical importance.

2114 Galloping Way is a single-family home located in Vienna, Virginia, built in 1977, and situated on a 1.43-acre lot. The property features an open main level (32’x25′) with a 13′ vaulted ceiling, encompassing the kitchen, dining room, living room, and main entrance. A series of panoramic windows and glass doors provide stunning views of the large private backyard. The remodeling project incorporates classic finishes with a rustic touch, enhancing the warmth and comfort of the interior.

Our project team collaborated closely with parish members to develop a pre-construction budget that fit within their financial constraints. A standout feature of the renovation was the striking entrance to the parish hall, highlighted by custom carpentry, millwork, glass railings, and stainless steel handrails.