We’re really excited that three of our projects have been recently featured on DCmud and Biznow, two Washington DC blogs dedicated to design and real estate in the Metro area.

H Street – “Infill Lot Added Back to List of Planned Development for H Street,” DCMud

The Harrison – “Geography Lesson,” DCMud

Eden Place – “New Housing In Deanwood,” BISNOW

One of our multi-family residential projects, The Harrison, recently got some good press via DCmud.

DCmud recently featured an article on our mixed-use project on H Street between 11th and 12th.

Eden Place is featured on the DC Real Estate blog, BIZNOW.  Check it out!

Do come visit the new office! 1410 Q Street NW, Washington DC 20005

It’s official – after two years in Alexandria and three years on M Street, Square 134 Architects will begin its sixth year at 1410 Q Street NW. Official final move-in date is around the end of October- Halloween start! Can’t wait to have Bike Rack, Rice and Java House as neighbors!

We are seeking an exceptional Architectural Intern with 0-2 years previous experience for immediate employment. Considered applicants must be able to perform within fast-paced project schedules. Read the full job description and announcement at Archinect

Square 134 is excited to announce the start of two new housing projects in NW Washington: 1444 Fairmont Street NW and 1508 R Street NW

Christine Arnold has signed on with the Architecture Program at the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation to teach “Computer Applications in Architecture” this fall. In 2006 the course was re-tooled by principal Ron Schneck and Mark Ramirez with a pedagogy of workshops and critique. Square 134 personell have since been the course’s stewards, teaching or participating in reviews each semester. Christine is excited to continue this trend.

Tomorrow, July 22nd, Christine Arnold will sit on a review panel for University of Maryland’s Discovering Architecture summer course for high school students.

Jonathan Healey will lead the thesis program for the Interior Design and Exhibition Design programs at the Corcoran College of Art + Design for the 2011-2012 academic year. Because the Corcoran’s thesis curriculum is conceived as the bridge between academia and practice, one of Jonathan’s roles will entail engaging a broad and intellectually diverse cadre of professionals from the Washington, DC design community. In this mutually beneficial model, practical knowledge benefits students and inchoate ideas provoke an already evolving professional field.

Ron Schneck is quoted in Brooks Butler Hays’ post on the DCMUD blog highlighting the promise of the latest Jubilee Housing in Adams morgan. This renovation will be the second Jubilee project designed by Square 134. The nearby Ontario Court apartment building renovation was completed earlier this year.