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Logan Circle

Todd Webb, Dirk Denison Architects · Built by PureForm Builders
The Project

A two-level condominium, reimagined as a jewel box.

PureForm Builders, led by Steve Howard, executed a complete, wall-to-wall custom build-out of this two-level Logan Circle condominium, designed by Todd Webb of Dirk Denison Architects. Every element was built bespoke — from the integrated stair-kitchen-mudroom concept to a custom-fabricated stainless steel sink.

Sequenced anigré veneer wraps the home from one side to the other, set against a clean palette of natural white and soft gray — a calm backdrop for the owner’s art collection. The finished residence was published in Interior Design Homes, which called it simply “an oasis.”

Credits

Architecture & DesignTodd Webb — Dirk Denison Architects
BuilderPureForm Builders — led by Steve Howard
PhotographyEric Laignel
LocationLogan Circle, Washington, DC
TypeGut Renovation

Recognition

What we solved

The builder’s work behind the design.

The Build

Taken back to the structure — and rebuilt in the sky.

Logan Circle was a complete, two-level gut renovation: stripped to the slab and rebuilt with new steel, a floating stair, a skylit core, and wall-to-wall bespoke millwork. The gallery-calm you see in the finished home is the product of structure that was re-engineered from scratch.

Logan Circle condominium gutted to the structure during renovation
Gutted to the structure
Framing of the floating stair and skylit core at Logan Circle
Framing the stair & skylit core
New steel structure on site at Logan Circle during construction
New steel, on site
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