DBI: Government Agencies & Government Contractors 2023 by DBI Architects, Inc.

DBI ARCHITECTS, INC.

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES & GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS

E X P L O R E / C R E AT E / T R A N S F O R M

It is the possibilities that inspire us: / To explore original design solutions for every client. / To create meaningful experiences of place for you. / To transform disparate elements into beautiful forms.

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At DBI, we are inspired by the spark—that vivid and powerful moment when a client’s needs and a designer’s vision coalesce into one cohesive design strategy. Our designers’ enthusiasm and expertise ensure that this strategy is implemented in the best possible way, developing client spaces of unparalleled functionality and sophistication.

DBI ARCHITECTS | RESTON, VA

FIRM PROFILE

SIEMENS | CRYSTAL CITY, VA

WHO WE ARE

It is the possibilities that inspire us: To explore original design solutions for every client. To create meaningful experiences of place for you. To transform disparate elements into beautiful forms.

DBI recognizes that the design of our built environment has

At DBI, we are inspired by the spark—that vivid and powerful

and other products that are sustainable and energy efficient.

moment when a client’s needs and a designer’s vision coalesce

a lasting effect on the health of our natural environment. As a member of the US Green Building Council, DBI ensures that a significant percentage of our designers are LEED® or WELL accredited and, whenever possible, specifies materials, furniture,

into one cohesive design strategy. Our designers’ enthusiasm

To reduce and monitor the environmental footprint of our

and expertise ensure that this strategy is implemented in the

projects, we maintain a carefully planned and integrated

best possible way, developing client spaces of unparalleled

technological design platform that harnesses state-of-the-

functionality and sophistication.

art architectural design software. In addition to conveying

Since its inception in 1973, DBI has provided full-service architecture and interior design services to clients who share our belief that beautiful environments foster meaningful human interaction and successful business outcomes. We have not only witnessed, but have been pioneers of, the evolution of design. As a result, we have extensive and authentic knowledge of, and experience with, designing state-of-the-art building interiors. Our work embraces forward-thinking, contemporary design, so that our clients’ spaces exemplify the most cutting-edge, dynamic, and creative approaches. Our clients include the commercial real estate community; federal government agencies; corporations and technology firms;

conceptual designs quickly and in great detail, we are able to perform building energy and performance analyses to determine which architectural designs have the least environmental impact. Our technological platform also enables us to create highly coordinated sets of construction documents that link building component information to external databases for postoccupancy space and asset management.

CLIENTS Associations and Nonprofits Corporations Developers, Owners, Brokers Property Managers

Government Agencies Institutions Religious Organizations Schools Technology Companies

the hospitality and restaurant industry; and local, national, and international organizations. With our office in the Washington, DC region, DBI is ideally located to respond rapidly to project needs and to adhere to rigorous production schedules. Our midsized firm is able to meet the demands of large projects while being intimately involved in their design—we are large enough to deliver and small enough to care.

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INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH SERVICES | RESTON, VA

SERVICES

With 50 years of industry experience, DBI offers design services that provide architectural and interior solutions for any space. MASTER PLANNING From the beginning of a project, our master planning services comprehensively evaluate the characteristics of a specific property and, then, illustrate the design concepts that work

FURNITURE MANAGEMENT From systems furniture and casegoods for office spaces to complex solutions for operations, command, and conference centers, we can coordinate furniture requirements for all spaces. In addition to creating a furniture plan tailored to the specifications of any project, we offer guidance in manufacturer selections and workspace designs; handle procurement and installation processes; and manage all vendors on-site.

best for the site. Our experience and expertise provide a

EXTENDED CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

reliable guide through the range of land use, zoning, traffic,

To ensure that a project is completed according to the price

environmental, and demographic issues that often arise during

agreed upon during bidding, we provide extended part- or

complex projects.

full-time representation at the construction site. We monitor the

ARCHITECTURE Established in the 1990s, our architectural division provides expertise in building design, including government buildings, commercial office buildings, private schools, colleges and universities, and churches. INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN We offer a full range of architecture and design services to create interiors that are both elegant and functional. Our

project’s progress and quality of work, as well as the contractor’s construction schedule; respond to requests for information; maintain project records; evaluate shop drawings, product data, and samples; review the contractor’s applications for payment; conduct inspections to determine substantial and final completion; and administer project close-out procedures. MOVE MANAGEMENT/FACILITY MANAGEMENT We provide consulting and on-site facility management services to corporate, institutional, and government clients. Whether

clients include the commercial real estate community; federal

moving a bookcase or coordinating an entire office relocation, we

government agencies; corporate, association, and legal end-

successfully implement move and facility management policies

user organizations; technology firms; and local, national, and

by partnering with our clients to understand their organization’s

international organizations.

structure, business goals, and culture. Projects encompass

STEALTH DESIGN Beginning with the design of computer rooms in the early 1980s, we have created a variety of technology-oriented spaces, including network operation centers, switch sites, data centers, advanced concept laboratories, and video teleconferencing centers.

both daily moves and complete reconfigurations due to growth, contraction, or mission changes, as well as special projects that support the client. Specific tasks have included “box” moves for thousands of people to different locations within the same building, or between different facilities, as well as consolidation or expansion of space between floors, or from building to building.

DBI continues to develop a deep portfolio of projects achieving various levels of LEED certifications.

LEED Silver Intelligence Community Campus – Bethesda | Bethesda, MD BAE Systems – Newington | Lorton, VA BAE Systems – Quantico Corporate Center, Building G | Quantico, VA BAE Systems – Redland Corporate Center | Rockville, MD National Association of Manufacturers | Washington, DC USAID Training Facility | Arlington, VA

SUSTAINABILITY

DBI recognizes that the design of our built environment has a lasting effect on the health of our natural environment. DBI Architects is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council, and a significant percentage of DBI’s design staff are LEED® or WELL accredited. All DBI staff are committed to the importance of environmental issues and their impact on the design of our built environment.

When specifying finishes, fixtures, materials, or furniture, DBI specifies recycled materials wherever possible, does not consider woods from endangered rain forests, and avoids materials that have a long-term, detrimental effect on the environment. The firm’s goal is to incorporate goods that are sustainable, energy efficient , and environmentally friendly.

ICC-B | BETHESDA, MD

AWARDS

AMBU Associated Builders and Contractors, Greater Baltimore - 2023 Excellence in Construction Platinum Award AMERICAN COUNSELING ASSOCIATION NAIOP Northern Virginia - 2022 Award of Merit CITY OF DIAMONDS RESORT Outstanding Property Award, London - 2021 Environmental/ Sustainable Architectural Design Award COOKOLOGY Associated Builders and Contractors, Metro Washington - 2020 Excellence in Construction Award CABOOSE COMMONS James M. Scott - 2019 Exceptional Design Merit Award FN AMERICA, LLC AIA Northern Virginia - 2019 Award of Merit, Commerical Interiors NAIOP Northern Virginia - 2019 Award of Merit AMERICAN WIND ENERGY ASSOCIATION (NOW AMERICAN CLEAN POWER) NAIOP DC|MD - 2017 Award of Merit INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY CAMPUS–BETHESDA USGBC – 2017 Innovative Project of the Year Responsible Design Award Design-Build Institute of America – 2017 National Award of Merit, Rehabilitation / Renovation / Restoration Building Design and Construction – 2017 Building Team Award, Bronze AIA Northern Virginia – 2016 Award of Merit, Excellence in Architecture AIA Potomac Valley Chapter – 2016 Honor Award EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS, INC. IIDA - 2016 Award of Merit CABOOSE BREWING COMPANY NAIOP Northern Virginia - 2015 Award of Excellence SUMMIT CONSULTING, LLC NAIOP DC|MD - 2015 Award of Excellence AIA Northern Virginia - 2015 Award of Merit, Commerical Interiors CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER BOARD OF STANDARDS, INC. IIDA - 2015 Design Award GETWELLNETWORK, INC. AIA Northern Virginia - 2014 Award of Merit, Commerical Interiors IIDA - 2014 Silver Design Award

MANDIANT CORPORATION NAIOP Northern Virginia - 2013 Award of Merit GEOEYE, INC. (NOW MAXAR) WBC - 2012 Craftsmanship Award NAIOP Northern Virginia - 2011 Award of Excellence BAE SYSTEMS NAIOP DC|MD - 2011 Award of Excellence INTER-AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK Associated Builders and Contractors - 2011 Craftsmanship Award CLAUDE MOORE ACADEMY Associated Builders and Contractors - 2011 Craftsmanship Award DBI ARCHITECTS, INC. GWCAR - 2011 Architecture Firm of the Year Fairfax County, Virginia Exceptional Design Awards Program 2007 Merit Award WBJ - 2006 Best Real Estate Deal for Interior Design IIDA - 2006 Bronze Design Award TWINBROOK PLACE NAIOP DC|MD - 2010 Award of Merit UNIWEST GROUP IIDA - 2010 Bronze Design Award Fairfax County, Virginia Exceptional Design Awards Program 2009 Honor Award CASSIDY TURLEY’S VIRGINIA HEADQUARTERS Fairfax County, Virginia Exceptional Design Awards Program 2010 Honor Award NAIOP Northern Virginia - 2009 Award of Excellence GRAPHIC DESIGN FIRM NAIOP DC|MD - 2008 Award of Merit LOCKHEED MARTIN CENTER FOR INNOVATION HRACRE - 2007 First Honor Award CARANA CORPORATION NAIOP Northern Virginia - 2006 Award of Merit STUDLEY’S NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE NAIOP Northern Virginia - 2005 Award of Merit US ARMY INFORMATION DOMINANCE CENTER NAIOP Northern Virginia - 2000 Special Recognition Award IIDA - 2000 Gold Design Award

ROSEANNE BEATTIE, AIA | Principal Over my 40-year career at DBI, I have worked my way up the ladder from entry-level architect to principal architect. Along that path, I was afforded the same opportunities as my male counterparts. I have been financially compensated the same as my male colleagues. Since starting at DBI in 1981, I have never felt the slightest discrimination based on my gender. DBI has always been welcoming. Over the course of my career, I've had two children, taken 12 weeks of maternity leave each time, and was welcomed back to my job after each pregnancy. DBI has always been accommodating to families, providing temporary part-time and permanent part-time positions based on family obligations.

MICHAEL HARTMAN, AIA | Principal In my 35 years at DBI, diversity has been consistently at the core of the firm, yet never consciously imbued in its daily life. It has simply been a part of us. In fact, when working to create a diversity and equity policy for the firm, it seemed as if we were just documenting what already existed. Always strong with strong women, the firm has embraced those from all races, ethnicities, religions, most all continents, LGBTQ identifying, and even straight white men! When DBI President Alan Storm wanted to bring on partners to the firm some twenty years ago, he chose two women and me, a gay man, to join him to carry the firm forward. These partners were chosen simply for their contributions to the firm, the practice of architecture, and humanity. This remains strong at the core for all.

FELIPE TURRIAGO-BORRERO, LEED AP | Managing Director, Architecture Coming to the United States from Columbia in early 2000, I had a vision of a “land of opportunity” – as many immigrants do. I found myself lucky enough to come on board with GAA first and later with DBI, where, under Alan Storm’s leadership, the place of my birth is seen as an opportunity to broaden the organization’s worldview. DBI’s commitment to diversity has led to an expanded design vocabulary, as each of us brings our own experiences to the vernacular of the firm. The diversity that Alan promotes extends to gender, age, ethnicity, and country of origin, all working toward a common goal.

EBONG UKOR, AIA, NCARB | Senior Manager Over my fifteen years as an architect with DBI, diversity has always been firmly and warmly embraced. Leadership has always made it clear – through word and deed – that the talent, energy, and results of architects and designers are the primary criteria for measuring success. But more than that, DBI has embraced diversity as key to unlocking the greater aspirations of the firm. In my career at DBI, with colleagues from South America, the Middle East, eastern Europe, and – yes—the United States, I have found that everyone’s opinion matters, and each of those opinions is valued. Where you are from is important, but what you bring to the table in terms of innovative design is what really sets the firm apart. As a Nigerian immigrant to the United States, and as a Black man in America, I can say that these things are of the utmost importance. At DBI, I truly feel I am among family, and am valued as such.

DIVERSITY

DBI Architects brings to the field of architecture and interior design an inspired, inclusive, and forward-looking design methodology. DBI presents one of the longest continual legacies of diversity in the industry – we embraced multiformity in the workplace decades before its importance was seen in the industry at-large. With inclusion of women in leadership roles, representation of minorities at all levels of management and staff, and the welcoming of differences as the rule rather than the exception, DBI has, over the years, become a crucible where talent and initiative are the defining factors.

That talent and initiative have borne out in groundbreaking, award-winning designs.

ATCC | MANASSAS, VA

PROCESS

BRANDING

VISIONING

TEST- FIT PROGRAMMING

THE PROCESS It comes down to caring. At DBI, we work to create award-winning projects with every design – regardless of the budget. We work to ensure that the client receives the best value for their investment. We understand that our clients have two budgets: the dollars available for design and construction and the time allotted to get the job done. DBI keeps a close eye on both. With DBI, you can expect in-depth engagement from project initiation to completion. We’re here to help visualize your “organizational truth” in a physical space that will facilitate the productivity and user engagement objectives you’ve established.

We’re here to help you more fully understand and interpret that truth in an environment that infuses brand and culture into every aspect of the workplace –immediately engaging staff, visitors, and clients and presenting the best representation of organizational values and goals. The process that DBI follows is not dissimilar to the process many design firms might follow. It’s what we bring to the process that sets us apart. Beginning with programming, visioning, and test-fitting, we work to understand the client’s culture. We work to develop standards, based on what we’ve learned, to provide a sense of consistency throughout the finished space. From the beginning, we’ll discuss branding, and the discussion will bear on and influence design development. More than a logo on a

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

AV/IT SECURIT

wall, more than a set of corporate colors, branding is that difficult-todefine set of qualities, characteristics, ideals, and other criteria that define an organization and what it stands for. DBI works with you to identify the details that tell your “brand story.” From these observations, a palette of colors, textures, finishes, and furniture will be developed to create a space that boldly states the organization’s identity.

FURNITURE

We pride ourselves on delivering on-time, on-budget, and with “no surprises.” Using tools such as Revit allows us to provide clients with

MOVE IN

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

PERMIT & G.C. SELECTION

3-D views from the very early stages of the project so you won’t have to try to interpret flat representations of your space. And, DBI will develop different scenarios to make the way to proceed more clear. DBI engages in an inward-facing value engineering throughout the design process. We understand that opportunities for cost savings and schedule management are greatest in the early stages of the project and diminish as work progresses. As a result, emphasis is placed on controlling these aspects during the schematic design and design development phases of a project. At these stages, factors that may adversely affect the cost of a design can be identified and alternative action taken, if necessary.

CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION

Cost control and time management are fundamental and continually monitored. We include value-priced alternatives as we develop the palette. We’re also careful to seek out solutions that will not be bogged down in supply-chain bottlenecks. We want you to “spend wisely” – in your budget and in your schedule. As we develop construction documents, we engage the client in “page turn” sessions. These sessions are high-level but in sufficient depth and detail to be sure that the needs of the project are being met. During this phase DBI gathers bids from general contractors, evaluates the proposals submitted, and provides recommendations on general contractor selection. Construction administration is a critical phase of the process. DBI remains fully

POST OCCUPANCY FEEDBACK

engaged at this stage, ensuring that everything reflected in the construction documents is built to specifications. DBI remains highly involved throughout construction administration, advocating for our client and making sure their needs are met. During move in and even post-occupancy, DBI provides customer service as needed, perfecting the design, and gathering feedback to make adjustments, as necessary. Our work does not end when the punch list is completed. We’ll be there to assure design, functionality, branding, fit, and finish meet or exceed expectations. Because when all is said and done, it comes down to caring.

CONSTELLIS | HERNDON, VA

SELECTED PORTFOLIO

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS

ONGOING PROJECTS Federal Bureau of Investigation (On-Call Contract) Federal Bureau of Investigation (On-Site Design & Project Management Services) SAIC - ACE / Washington, DC

COLLABORATION USDA / South Building / Washington, DC

PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE Administrative Office of the United States Courts / 300,000 SF Akridge Transportation Security Administration / 100,000 SF Akridge U.S. Agency for International Development / 35,000 SF American Trading Real Estate Properties The Agency / 25,000 SF Axent Realty 5285 Port Royal Rd. / 103,000 SF Brown & Root Dept. of State - Foreign Buildings Operations Cambridge Department of Agriculture / 10,000 SF CCR Defense Information Systems Agency / 7,600 SF CCR National Security Agency / 2,500 SF CCR Shriever Air Force Base - Joint Force Command Center / 17,000 SF Center for Naval Analyses / 160,000 SF Clover Companies GSA Tenant / Rosslyn, VA / 200,000 SF Columbian Government Trade Bureau / 5,000 SF Confidential Government Agency / Washington, DC / 450,000 SF Cushman & Wakefield Dept. of Treasury, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network / 127,840 SF Cushman & Wakefield General Services Administration / 13,323 SF Defense Information Systems Agency / Arlington, VA / 9,100 SF Department of Defense / Fort Meade, MD / 40,000 SF Department of Homeland Security / Arlington, VA / 35,000 SF Department of the Interior / Herndon, VA / 27,987 SF Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics / +/- 475,000 SF Department of State OBO / 100,000 SF Department of State Office of Inspector General POR / Arlington, VA / 92,000 SF Department of Treasury DIA / Vienna, VA / 7,000 SF Department of Treasury FinCEN / Vienna, VA / 5,000 SF District of Columbia Public Defender Service / 55,800 SF DoD Agency Renovations to Base Club, Dining Hall, & Pool House / 24,550 SF

Donohoe Real Estate Services / 1,750 SF Eastern Realty Investment Management / 42,000 SF Equity Office Management, LLC Small Business Administration / 45,000 SF Erkiletian Construction Corporation Defense Information Systems Agency / 136,000 SF Erkiletian Real Estate Services, Inc. Dept. of Agriculture / 155,000 SF Erkiletian Real Estate Services, Inc. Dept. of Defense / 24,000 SF Ernest Bland Associates, PC Veterans Hospital / 25,000 SF Ernest Bland Associates, PC Department of Veterans Affairs / Space Planning Design Guides Federal Agency / 720 SF Federal Agency / Washington, DC Metro Area / Multiple spaces 7,500 sf Federal Agency Terrorist Threat Integration Center / 16,040 SF Federal Housing Finance Board / 10,000 SF Gates Hudson & Associates Department of State / 9,000 SF Greenbriar Office Park Limited Partnership Fairfax Library / 45,000 SF Grimm + Parker Architects City of Rockville/Council Office Building / 7,000 SF GSA U.S. Agency for International Development / 520,000 SF GSA U.S. Agency for International Development / Approx. 650,000 SF GSA Cohen Building / 1,009,602 SF GSA Court Services & Offender Supervision Agency / 125,000 SF GSA Dept. of Commerce/Office of Computer Services / 18,000 SF GSA Dept. of Commerce/National Technical Information Service / 37,000 SF GSA Dept. of State / 19,000 SF GSA Dept. of Treasury / 8,500 SF GSA Dept. of Treasury, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network / 113,200 SF GSA Federal Communications Commission / 10,000 SF GSA HHS, Administration for Children & Families / 125,000 SF GSA HHS, Agency for Health Care Research & Quality / Approx. 148,000 SF GSA HHS, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / 350,000 SF GSA HHS, Food & Drug Administration / Approx. 120,000 SF GSA HHS, Indian Health Services / 50,000 SF GSA HHS, Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Admin. / 195,000 SF GSA HHS, U.S. Public Health Service / 12,000 SF GSA Metropolitan Service Center / 4,848 SF GSA National Capital Region / Approx. 250,000 SF GSA Nuclear Regulatory Commission / 250,000 SF GSA Office of Homeland Security / 31,250 SF GSA Patent and Trademark Office / 1.4 Million SF GSA Peace Corps / 145,00 SF

GSA Peace Corps / 177,000 SF GSA Quick Response Unit Price Work Order / 440,000 SF GSA Social Security Administration / 343,103 SF GSA Tenant at Mission Ridge / Chantilly, VA / 185,965 SF GSA Transportation Security Administration / 12,485 SF GSA U.S. Secret Service, 1111-18th Street NW / 85,000 SF GSA U.S. Secret Service / Approx. 150,000 SF GSA U.S. Secret Service / 77,000 SF GSA U.S. Secret Service / Space Allocation Standards for Field Offices Nationwide GSA U.S. Secret Service, TSD / 40,000 SF Hines Federal Trade Commission / Washington, DC / 251,858 SF Hines National Endowment for the Arts & National Endowment for Humanities / Washington, DC / 120,401 SF Indian Health Service / 50,000 SF Intelligence Community Campus Centrum Building / Bethesda, MD / 220,269 SF Intelligence Community Campus Erskine Hall / Bethesda, MD / 386,100 SF I.P.C. Maryland HHS, Indian Health Service / 10,000 SF JBG Companies GSA-20 / 345,000 SF Joseph P. Kennedy Enterprises Small Business Administration / 204,000 SF L-3 Titan Group GSA / 3,000 SF Lerner Enterprises Nuclear Regulatory Commission / 296,000 SF Lerner Enterprises Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives / 12,000 SF Lerner Enterprises Federal Bureau of Investigation / 6,000 SF Lincoln Property Company U.S. Postal Inspection Service / 17,400 SF Lowe Enterprises GSA Tenant DHS / Arlington, VA / 60,000 SF McShea & Company, Inc. HHS, Indian Health Service / 5,000 SF MTFA Architects Dept. of Education / 14,780 SF MTFA Architects Federal Aviation Administration / 73,840 SF MTFA Architects The National Endowment of the Humanities / 82,640 SF MTFA Architects National Air and Space Museum / Washington. DC / 60,000 SF National Aeronautics & Space Administration / 5,000 SF National Aeronautics & Space Administration / 1,400 SF each National Reconnaissance Office / 4,100 SF Onyx Group Construct Operations Facility on Bolling Air Force Base / 21,000 SF Patent and Trademark Office / 118,500 SF Piedmont Office Realty Trust NASA Headquarters Conference VITS Center / 2,850 SF Piedmont Office Realty Trust NASA Security Desk and Visitor Center / 1,500 SF PMSI Dept. of State OBO Security Supplemental Program PMSI U.S. Agency for International Development

Securities and Exchange Commission / 1,075,000 SF Securities and Exchange Commission (On-Call Design Services) / 75,840 SF Setty & Associates Department of Energy / 1.3 Million SF Setty & Associates New Executive Office Building / 4,000 SF Setty & Associates Dept. of Agriculture / 50,000 SF Setty & Associates Agriculture Federal Credit Union / 9,950 SF Setty & Associates Dept. of Agriculture National Finance Center / 300,000 SF South Charles Realty Corporation/Internal Revenue Service / 30,000 SF Spaulding & Slye Food & Drug Administration / 15,000 SF Spaulding & Slye National Institutes of Health, CSR / 35,450 SF Spaulding & Slye National Institutes of Health, NICHD / 15,000 SF Spaulding & Slye National Institutes of Health/DRG, NCRR, & NHLBI / 253,000 SF Spaulding & Slye National Institutes of Health/OER, OPERA / 15,000 SF Stanley Martin Commercial U.S. Secret Service / 5,000 SF Tower Companies HHS Office of Human Research Protection / 11,500 SF Tower Companies HHS Office of Public Health & Science / 84,329 SF Tower Companies HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health / 75,854 SF TrizecHahn Mid-Atlantic Management Services Mision de Chile / 1,500 SF URS Joint Forces Headquarters, Jackson Barracks / 60,000 SF URS Dept. of State/OBO - U.S. Consulate Compound / 250,000 SF in 10 Buildings URS District Department of Transportation / 200,000 SF URS U.S. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC)/NCA / 200,000 SF URS METC URS U.S. Air Force Tyndall Airforce Base / 69,000 SF U.S. Agency for International Development EOC / Washington, DC / 3,500 SF U.S. Air Force / Colorado Springs, CO / 13,500 SF U.S. Army LIWA Information Dominance Center / 10,740 SF U.S. Army LIWA Intel Cell / 6,000 SF U.S. Army Corps of Engineers / U.S. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC)/NCA / 58,315 SF U.S. Army Corps of Engineers METC U.S. Army Corps of Engineers U.S. Air Force Tyndall Airforce Base / 69,000 SF U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pentagon Swing Space / 225,000 SF U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Summit Centre / 77,000 SF U.S. Secret Service Headquarters 9th Floor / 45,000 SF U.S. Secret Service Headquarters Lab Space / 3,500 SF Vintage Park Project Partnership II U.S. Customs Service / 16,000 SF Washington Corporation Virginia Department of Transportation / 80,000 SF Wells Real Estate Funds / 3,200 SF Zuckerman Gravely Development Court Services & Offender Supervision Agency / 125,000 SF

CONFIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY 450,000 SF

SIZE 450,000 SF LOCATION Washington, DC COMPLETION July 2022 PROJECT TEAM Design Team Republic Properties Hines Perkins and Will Balfour Beatty Edg2 Loring Engineers Cerami DESCRIPTION This new construction of a state-of-the-art government office building brings cutting-edge resources to the agency’s mission. Providing an environment that is attractive to modern workers, this LEED Certified space significantly modernizes the organization, in terms of technology, sustainability, and efficiency. Originally located across three buildings, the agency needed to centralize and consolidate. In a smaller footprint, the new design actually increases shared meeting areas, while providing smarter, more modern and flexible use of available space. All offices are inboard, leaving circulation to the exterior, equitably balancing natural light, promoting health and wellness. Wayfinding colors were used to accent spaces throughout. Each of ten floors is specifically color-coded, to speed and ease navigation. This new space represents a massive shift in how business is conducted and how work gets done. With DBI Architects acting as liaison between client and a team of subcontractors, the project was brought in under budget.

CONFIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY

WASHINGTON, DC

450,000 SF

CONFIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY

WASHINGTON, DC

INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY CAMPUS - BETHESDA

ICC-B 220,269 SF

SIZE 220,269 SF LOCATION Bethesda, MD COMPLETION September 2015 CERTIFICATION LEED Silver AWARDS 2017 USGBC Innovative Project of the Year, Responsible Design Award 2017 DBIA National Award of Merit 2017 Building Design and Construction, Bronze Team Award 2016 AIA Northern Virginia Award of Merit, Excellence in Architecture 2016 AIA Potomac Valley Honor Award DESCRIPTION This project consisted of an RFP Design Response to a Design-Build RFP with DBI as the Lead Architect for Interiors of the new building. The first Phase of the project called for the design of a new Class A office building that would connect the three existing buildings on the 40-acre collaborative intelligence campus. DBI’s role was to work with the Lead Design Architect for the new building and the Architect of Record to develop and create the vision for the interior spaces and the overall design concepts for the main reception, amenity gallery, café, fitness center, market space, credit union, 500-seat auditorium, 500-seat cafeteria, health unit, and all office space.

ICC-B

BETHESDA, MD

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS & NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 75,854 SF

SIZE 240,802 SF LOCATION Washington, DC COMPLETION July 2014 PROJECT TEAM GHT Limited SK&A Structural Engineers Shen Milsom Wilke Integrated Communications Consulting DESCRIPTION The objective for each tenant’s office was to transform disparate departments into a unified, fully modernized, functionally contiguous space. DBI accomplished this objective by allowing natural light to flow into interior offices; sharing and comingling support spaces; and reducing and minimizing filing and book storage through the use of cut-through corridors and shelves. The spaces featured warm neutral colors with accents of blue (NEH) and green (NEA) and an open plenum waffle-slab with acoustical floating clouds over workstations. One particular challenge unique to this project was the simultaneous coordination and construction of both tenants’ offices.

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS & NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES

WASHINGTON, DC

HHS - OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF HEALTH (OASH) 75,854 SF

SIZE 75,854 SF LOCATION Rockville, MD COMPLETION 2020 PROJECT TEAM Tower Companies Bognet Construction WB Engineers SK&A DESCRIPTION Having a new consolidated lease, the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services OASH agency evaluated its existing workplace at the Tower Building and initiated an upgrade to accommodate OASH’s current and future organizational needs. OASH sought to transform its primarily closed, departmentally segregated office into an open plan-based one, thereby significantly changing its work environment through department collocation and resource sharing. The new plan promotes collaboration and staff well-being and increases the variety of workspace options for employees. The project’s overarching objective was to reduce the size and number of existing offices and locate them around the building’s core as a means of increasing the distribution of daylight to the floorplate’s perimeter, where the majority of staff reside. To meet HHS’s in-place renovation and security requirements, DBI designed the project be completed in three phases by 2020.

HHS - OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR HEALTH (OASH)

ROCKVILLE, MD

UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

USAID

SIZE 42,306 RSF LOCATION Arlington, VA COMPLETION February 2012 CERTIFICATION LEED Silver PROJECT TEAM Vornado/Charles E. Smith HITT Contracting GPI Engineering Ehlert Bryan

TESTIMONIAL “The sheer beauty of the facility combined with outstanding location and panoramas of natural light have elicited superlatives such as ‘fantastic,’ ‘spectacular,’ ‘beautiful,’ and many other similarly effusive adjectives. The space is spectacular—from the sleek, contemporary reception to the beautifully appointed training rooms, to the awesome tech cafe and adjoining hoteling space. For this we have DBI to thank. We could not have hoped for more beautiful yet fully functional space. Fantastic job DBI!” John Peevey, Director Office of Management, USAID

42,306 RSF

UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

ARLINGTON, VA

SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUM 52,000 SF

SIZE 52,000 SF LOCATION Washington, DC COMPLETION 2025 PROJECT TEAM Quinn Evans Architects DESCRIPTION DBI was hired by Prime Contractor Quinn Evans Architects to manage the interior transformation of the entire third floor (administrative) of the Air and Space Museum on the Mall. This project is one component of the Museum’s approximately $1 billion overhaul. A renovation of existing space, this project required DBI to provide schematic design, design development, construction documents, and FF&E services. DBI’s design of the third floor will transform NASM’s work environment into an updated, vibrant, and modern facility that will enrich occupants’ experiences; foster a creative and welcoming work culture (as an effort to attract top-notch talent); encourage the continuing advancement of pioneering research; and be consistent with the design of the rest of the building interiors, as well as the base building renovation.

SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

WASHINGTON, DC

WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM 4,200 SF

SIZE 4,200 SF LOCATION Washington, DC COMPLETION March 2006 PROJECT TEAM Defense Information Systems Agency Kline & Associates Ideo DESCRIPTION Design concept This project involved the renovation of a situation suite in The White House. The design consists of flexible work areas for a highly energetic West Wing staff. The space layout employs hierarchical placement of use functions to facilitate the receipt, dissemination, and analysis of information critical to the President’s senior administration members. The combination of low partitions, glass transparencies, and custom work surfaces are used to form the major spatial divides, creating an expansive environment within a modest interior envelope.

WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM

WASHINGTON, DC

SUMMIT, LLC | WASHINGTON, DC

SELECTION OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR PROJECTS

Accenture LLP / Washington, DC and Reston, VA / 1,200 SF / 8 projects totaling 108,000 SF Anteon Corporation / Several locations in Virginia; Washington, DC; Mt. Laurel, NJ / 5 projects totaling 248,000 SF A-TEK, Inc. / McLean, VA / Company Headquarters / 9,734 SF BAE Systems / Dulles, VA and Quantico, VA / 3 projects totaling 147,142 SF Constellis / Herndon, VA / 90,000 SF Emergent BioSolutions, Inc. / Gaithersburg, MD / Company Headquarters / 53,560 SF GeoEye, Inc. (now Maxar) / Herndon, VA / 81,236 SF IIT Research Institute / McLean, VA / 35,000 SF In-Q-Tel / Arlington, VA / 20,000 SF InfinityQS / Fairfax, VA / Company Headquarters / 12,900 SF International Launch Services, Inc. / Reston, VA / 26,111 SF L-3 Titan Group / Several locations in Northern Virginia / 3 projects totaling 351,119 SF Leidos (through Jones Lang LaSalle, Inc.) / Throughout U.S. / On-Call Interior Design Services Term Contract (On-going) Lockheed Martin / Suffolk, VA; Fairfax, VA; Bethesda, MD / 5 projects totaling 800,000 SF Mandiant Corporation / Reston, VA / 22,673 SF ManTech International Corporation / Bethesda, MD / 28,880 SF NeuStar, Inc. / Sterling, VA / 6,300 SF Northrop Grumman Corporation / Reston, VA / 9,750 SF Pixia Corporation / Reston, VA / 17,068 SF Plateau Systems, Ltd. / Arlington, VA / 48,000 SF Practical Imagineering / Reston, VA / 10,000 SF PSI International, Inc. / Fairfax, VA / 7,500 SF SAIC / Washington, DC / 44,509 SF SAIC / Chantilly, VA / 79,768 SF Siemens Governmental Technologies / 11,735 SF SOS International Ltd. / Reston, VA / 552 SF Sprint / Reston, VA / 2 projects totaling 43,067 SF Summit Consulting, LLC / Washington, DC / 19,085 SF TASC / ENGILITY / Chantilly, VA and Washington, DC / 64,020 SF Unisys Corporation / Reston, VA and McLean, VA / 5 projects totaling 302,592 SF U.S. Investigations Services, Inc. / Falls Church, VA / 12,350 SF Vistronix / Fairfax, VA / 24,095 SF

OCTO oLABS

SIZE 11,296 SF LOCATION Reston, VA COMPLETION March, 2022 PROJECT TEAM HBW Construction GPI Engineering Dancker Steelcase DESCRIPTION Octo oLabs™ Innovation Hub, located at their headquarters in Reston, VA, is the largest privately-owned R&D facility in the DC metro area dedicated to the federal government, and represents a $10 million investment in specialized R&D development tools and computer power. The space includes a large interactive media screen, a studio room for video and photo, and testing night vision equipment. The media-heavy design also required installation of an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) and generator. Octo is a premier provider of emerging technology and modernization for the federal government, and oLabs will be a hub for internal collaboration and product development focused on solving federal agencies’ most complex issues.

11,296 SF

OCTO oLABS

RESTON, VA

CONSTELLIS

SIZE 90,000 RSF LOCATION Herndon, VA COMPLETION March 2020 PROJECT TEAM Cushman & Wakefield HITT Contracting GPI Engineering MOI DESCRIPTION As Constellis looked to consolidate multiple offices across the National Capital Area into one centralized headquarters facility, DBI designed over 90,000 SF on 3 floors, including an Executive Suite, roomy and ample openplan workstations, and private offices ringing each level, with frosted glass fronts allowing sunlight into inner areas. Each floor includes “huddle spaces” – small 4-person conference rooms – as well as phone rooms and spacious break rooms. On the reception level, a Training/Conference Center can function as 3 smaller conference rooms, or can be expanded into one large event space. DBI designers infused the Constellis brand into the space by taking the company logo – a free-drawn star – and expanding on the angles. The faceted reception desk, open-plenum ceilings, dualtoned carpeting, and acoustical ceilings in the break rooms all leverage the star’s angles. A Feature Wall displays a star for each of the employees who has died performing security services their job has entailed.

90,000 RSF

CONSTELLIS

HERNDON, VA

LOCATION Suffolk, VA COMPLETION February 2006 AWARDS 2007 HRACRE First Honor Award PROJECT TEAM Applied Minds KTA Group Granzow Structural Engineers Kimley-Horn and Associates General Projection Systems James G. Davis Construction Corporation DESCRIPTION This net-centric experimentation and analysis laboratory develops, models, tests, and simulates defense-related systems and products. The building’s hexagon shape provides six sectors. Four sectors are flexible and reconfigurable, while the remaining sectors contain fixed support spaces. The building is designed around a 65-foot-tall central atrium housing a 56-foot-tall lighthouse structure that serves as the facility’s symbol of vision and innovation.

LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION 50,365 SF

SIZE 50,365 SF

LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION

SUFFOLK, VA

BAE SYSTEMS, INC. 139,120 SF

SIZE 139,120 SF LOCATION Rockville, MD COMPLETION May 2010 CERTIFICATION LEED Silver AWARDS 2011 NAIOP DC | MD Award of Excellence DESCRIPTION DBI has worked with BAE on several of the company’s office spaces throughout the United States, including those in Quantico, VA; Dulles, VA; Arlington, VA; Herndon, VA; and Rockville, MD. DBI worked closely with BAE’s facilities groups, as well as its IT and security teams, to ensure that all BAE standards were incorporated. Many of BAE’s offices have SCIFs and secure components. LEED certification is a requirement for BAE Systems office environments. DBI provided a complete design package for BAE’s Redland Corporate Center location in Rockville, MD from programming through contract administration for the building’s six floors. Primarily an open office environment with private offices for management, the space also includes standard office support space, secure labs, large break rooms, and conferencing facilities.

BAE SYSTEMS , INC.

ROCKVILLE, MD

(FORMERLY ENGILITY - TASC)

SAIC 79,768 SF

SIZE 79,768 SF LOCATION Chantilly, VA COMPLETION July 2016 PROJECT TEAM HITT Contracting Arbee Associates Caliber Design WGS DESCRIPTION The DBI team redefined and implemented new workplace standards for Engility, both locally and nationally. Engility’s objective was twofold: to transform its primarily closed office plan into a more open and welcoming one, and to create more workspaces for staff. This “office of the future” workplace design incorporates new 6’ x 6’ benching workstation standards with glass wall office fronts for internal offices, filling the entire space with natural light. Phone booths, team/video teleconferencing rooms, and conference rooms are located along the internal ring to provide privacy for individual or group calls or meetings. DBI selected a neutral finish palette as the basis of design while providing colorful accents that can be easily changed over time (e.g., painted walls and furniture fabrics). The project resulted in a space that Engility enjoys being in—a space that enables the company to work in the most creative and productive way.

SAIC

CHANTILLY, VA

SIEMENS GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGIES 13,738 RSF

SIZE 13,738 RSF LOCATION Arlington, VA COMPLETION December 2015 PROJECT TEAM Cresa Bognet Construction Blue Moon Engineering Evenson Best - Knoll DESCRIPTION Initiating design outside the boundary of Siemen’s new office space allowed DBI to bisect the main entry glass wall with a custom “sculptural word wall feature” that visually pulls visitors into the space. Inspired by key words related to its corporate goals, values, and service commitments and constructed out of medium-density fiber board, using 4 different-height letters, 3 different thicknesses, and 2 finishes (matte and gloss) with Siemen’s corporate Pantone color. Pairing this wall with a warm gray ceramic tile floor, rich green furniture, a classic chandelier centrally located over the seating, and a visually floating reception desk sets the stage for a forwardthinking, cutting-edge company and design.

SIEMENS GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGIES

ARLINGTON, VA

INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH SERVICES 26,111 SF

SIZE 26,111 SF LOCATION Reston, VA COMPLETION July 2008 PROJECT TEAM Cresa KTA Group Spectrum General Contracting DESCRIPTION ILS challenged DBI to provide an open office feel without compromising ILS’s rigid space standards, which included security zones and a high-density of private offices. DBI achieved the goal by space planning clean, unobstructed paths of travel throughout the space, opening up at all four corners of the plan for administrative functions, and ultimately leading to a centralized lounge/breakout space. The close design collaboration with ILS resulted in a space that successfully conveys ILS’s sharp attention to detail and solid confidence towards many successful launches in the future.

INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH SERVICES

RESTON, VA

(NOW MAXAR)

GEOEYE, INC.

SIZE 81,236 SF LOCATION Herndon, VA COMPLETION September 2010 CERTIFICATION LEED Certified AWARDS 2011 NAIOP Award of Excellence 2012 WBC Craftsmanship Award PROJECT TEAM Cresa Rand Construction Corporation Cad-Con Consulting Washington Workplace TESTIMONIAL “DBI Architects has designed a great, contemporary interior space for us with an impressive look that truly captures who we are and how far we’ve come: it says GeoEye is a growing high-tech company that’s here to stay… The unique architectural details command your attention the moment you step off the elevators …The space has a sleek, clean, and energetic vibe, and we could not be happier with the results.” Matt O’Connell President and CEO, GeoEye

81,236 SF

GEOEYE, INC. (NOW MAXAR)

HERNDON, VA

LOCKHEED MARTIN HEADQUARTERS 275,000 SF

SIZE 275,000 SF LOCATION Bethesda, MD COMPLETION July 2008 PROJECT TEAM Boggs & Partners Architects GHT Limited Macris, Hendricks and Glascock Sustainable Design Consulting Cagley & Associates Rolf Jensen & Associates Lewis Scully Gionet Landscape Architects DESCRIPTION Retained by the Defense Contractor to provide complete design and administration services for the modernization of its existing headquarters, the DBI/Boggs & Partners Architects Team managed the interior renovation of all business and office support spaces. The Team also transformed an existing open-air courtyard into an enclosed atrium, expanded and improved the building’s main entry and lobby, and completely replaced the exterior glazing system.

LOCKHEED MARTIN HEADQUARTERS

BETHESDA, MD

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