Escaping to the Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens
In these times of isolation and limits on things to do, we should think about those special places where we can get away,...
Volunteer, Donate to Improve Potomac Triangle Parks
Guerrilla Gardeners of Washington DC is teaming up with Brothas Huddle and the residents of Potomac Gardens to landscape two adjacent parcels known as Potomac Triangle Parks,...
History: Capitol Hill Alley Dwellings
Washington DC is home to a large number of historical alleys. Many of those alleys are located on Capitol Hill and are thriving as...
Renting in The Time of COVID
The spring real estate rental market has arrived. Or has it? Residential rental values seem to be holding firm – but for how long?...
Working with Limited Space
Do your colleagues get a virtual tour of your home on a daily basis? Has your kid disrupted your thought process to drop Kleenex...
August Welcomes the Sunflower
So much has been different about the summer of 2020 – our health, our economy, our daily lives. Amid all the disruption, it’s always...
Providence Hospital
Many aren’t’ aware that Capitol Hill was home to a famous hospital with a history associated with President Lincoln. Providence Hospital was established in...
Under the Hill of Clutter?
I have never liked open plan living, much preferring doors, walls, closets, cupboards, basements, attics, garages – particularly now, when there’s nowhere to go,...
Seven Small Trees for Capitol Hill Gardens
Awake, north wind! O South wind come, breathe upon my garden, let its spices stream out.
-Song of Songs 4:16
It’s time to prepare for spring,...
Kitchen Renovation in a Historic District Home
Washington D.C. has over 30 designated neighborhood historic districts spread over all four quadrants of the city including Capitol Hill. Architect Bruce Wentworth, AIA...
