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Sentinel's flagship Washington, DC property, 1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, and our Vice President of Commercial Design, Development and Construction were recently profiled in Blueprint Magazine. Sentinel's flagship Washington, DC property, 1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, and our Vice President of Commercial Design, Development and Construction were recently profiled in Blueprint Magazine. Skip to main content
Sentinel's flagship Washington, DC property, 1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, and our Vice President of Commercial Design, Development and Construction were recently profiled in Blueprint Magazine.

Sentinel’s flagship Washington, DC property, 1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, and our Vice President of Commercial Design, Development and Construction were recently profiled in Blueprint Magazine

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Sentinel Real Estate Corporations's Vice President of Commercial Design, Development and Construction, Seth Katz, was recently profiled in Blueprint Magazine, discussing the firm's major renovation project to modernize the iconic office property just a few blocks from the White House in the heart of DC’s Pennsylvania Avenue historic district. Now mostly occupied by new tenants, the renovated building is home to a new lobby. It also has a state-of-the-art conference and fitness centers, and plenty of white Italian marble, glass and metal—all lit up by sky lighting that shoots up 12 stories. Capping that will be a rooftop deck with sweeping views of the U.S. Capitol, the Washington Monument and other D.C. landmarks.

"This one's special," says Seth Katz. Read full article here.

For more information on 1201 Pennsylvania, see our website.

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