740 15th Street NW, Washington, DC

Awards:
* Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA's) Historical Building of the Year (TOBY) Award - 1999
* MA's Office Building of the Year for 1998 in the Historical Building Category

8/95: The Department of Treasury (GSA) leased 34,380 sf on floors 5-6 for a ten-year term. CB Commercial and Barnes, Morris, Pardoe & Foster represented the building owner, the American Bar Association.

5/94: Building sold to James O. Broadhead Corporation (American Bar Association) for $19,700,000. The seller was First Union National Bank. Barrueta & Associates represented the seller, and Barnes, Morris, Pardoe & Foster represented the buyer. The ABA will occupy the LL and floors 8-11 (approx. 60,000 sf). First Union National Bank is currently in the building, and they have leased approximately 50,000 sf on floors 1-3 from the ABA.

Original architect:
* Wood, Donn & Deming

1984 renovation architect:
* Keyes, Condon, Florance Architects
* Facade: Mt. Airy granite ashlar blocks
* Originally consisted of 9 stories, the building underwent two expansions (1927 and 1984)

1994-1995 common area/lobby renovations:
* Lobby has been restored to resemble its 1927 appearance with some modern additions (lobby mailbox, directory board, marble floors and walls are all original)
* Code compliant

Additional features:
* Metro access at McPherson Square (1 block) and Metro Center (3 blocks)
* Nearby amenities include the Willard, J.W. Marriott, Old Ebbit Grill, Occidental, and the National and Warner Theatres

This building was awarded an Energy Star label in 2012 for its operating efficiency.