1861 International Drive, McLean, VA

November 2000: Best Building Winner of NAIOP Award of Excellence in Speculative Mid-Rise (5-9 stories).

Ground floor exterior landscaped plaza with adjacency to Tysons Corner Center shopping
Ground floor retail services: Capital Grille, President's Bank, Fidelity
3 levels of below grade parking for approximately 640 cars
5 covered loading docks with access to freight elevator to support building deliveries and services
4 high-speed passenger elevators
Extremely efficient 45 foot core to perimeter column span for maximum interior column-free flexibility
State-of-the-art mechanical, electrical communication systems
Redundant electric power on site; dual fiber.


Exterior:
The central massing of this building is expressed by a progressive curved glass curtain wall. Starting at the main entrance of the building, the glass wall rises 117 feet and continues above the roof along the building's length. Flanking this modern curtain wall are two blocks of flexible column-free office space. The plaza and base of the building responds to a more pedestrian scale and provides access to the Tysons Corner Center shopping.

Entry Lobby:
The distinctive curve of the exterior glass curtain wall continues into the ground floor lobby. The glass wall at the main lobby entry allows south light into the lobby and opens this space up to the entry plaza at the corner of International Drive and Leesburg Pike. A stone floor, rich woods and carefully detailed metal finishes characterize this modern and highly finished space.

Office Floors:
A compact central core and a 45 foot core to perimeter clear column span allows for optimum flexibility in interior office planning. In addition, the massing of the building allows for more corner office opportunities. The typical core restrooms are finished in a palette of high quality materials, including ceramic tile floors, stone countertops and brushed stainless steel partitions.

Ratio of 3.6/1000 SF. Covered spaces are available.

Precast/Glass