As a critical part of the Caton’s Walk project, a combination of retail and office uses were included to complement recent improvements to Georgetown’s Cady’s Alley. The alley, which runs from 33rd to 34th Streets less than a block south of M Street, is accessible only to pedestrian traffic from Georgetown proper. The alley’s recent revitalization has created a high-end retail and pedestrian corridor, providing a pocket of calm from the buzz of M Street. Contributing to the flourishing mixed-use community of retail and residential buildings, Caton’s Walk anchors the East end of the alley and marks the crossing of the C & O Canal as one travels from M Street to the Georgetown Waterfront. Ground floor retail and second floor offices within the historic masonry structure contrast with the added metal and glass residential penthouse to bring a new vibrancy to this burgeoning corner of Georgetown.

2007 Award of Honor, AIA Potomac Valley

2007 Award of Merit, AIA Maryland 

2007 Award of Excellence in Historic Architecture, AIA Northern Virginia