Practice — 01 · Urban Communities
Abdo Development is committed to the urban renewal and economic revitalization of Washington, DC and Northern Virginia. We believe that active and diverse retail makes a community safer and healthier for its citizens — expanded retail creates jobs, provides needed services, fosters interaction, and sparks support for the arts.
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An innovative condominium development that brings together the best features of Abdo's award-winning residences over the last 15 years — including direct access elevators and double-height ceilings. Inside and out, each residence features Abdo's signature Elegance with an Edge™ style, blending classic architecture with contemporary details.
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1870's, a convent. 1980's, a museum. Today, your home. A boutique condominium of just 44 one-of-a-kind residences — an urban resort where 19th-century style meets 21st-century luxuries. The premiere Abdo restoration and conversion of a 130-year-old historic building on Capitol Hill.
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Two REAL LOFT buildings featuring 87 condos with dramatic living space. Substantial concrete-and-brick construction — not wood frame. Open flats with 10-foot ceilings, mezzanine lofts at 17 feet, and penthouses with 21-foot living spaces and private roof terraces. Like nothing else in Arlington.
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A 40,000-square-foot historic landmark on Capitol Hill, completely restored and converted to luxury lofts. The Bryan School (circa 1906) features soaring ceilings, massive windows, and two elegant stone-columned entrances. Oversized floor plans average 2,200+ square feet with 32×32 great rooms and 13–17 foot ceilings.
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A mixed-use village in Brookland adjacent to Catholic University, with direct access to the Brookland/CUA Metro. Over 80,000 square feet of ground-floor retail flanks Monroe Street with residential apartments above. A pedestrian-only Arts Walk features 27 artist studios with glass roll-up garage doors, terminating at a plaza with in-ground fountains and a performance stage.
