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Logan Circle

Todd Webb, Dirk Denison Architects · Built by Square One
The Project

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

Square One 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
BuilderSquare One Development Group
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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