Clyde's Gallery Place
Washington, DC
Project Details:
Designed by ROA in 2005, the design of the stunning Clyde's at Gallery Place was heavily influenced by the historic Ames Free Library by Henry Hobson Richardson. The intricate details of the restaurant and Owner's commitment to quality craftsmanship and materials, such as turned wood columns, barrel vaulted ceiling ornamented with beaded tongue and groove wood boards, tumbled Italian marble floors, original commissioned art, mahogany windows, stained-glass ceilings, and incomparable millwork from Weather Hill Company create a rich and memoriable experience for all patrons.
Client: Clyde's Restaurant Group
Size: 23,540 SF
Completion Date: 2005
Services: Architecture
Awards & Press:
- 2006 Certificate of Merit, Excellence in Construction, Associated Builders & Contractors
- 2005 Best Architecture / Interior Design, Washington Business Journal
Collaboration:
Dietz Construction (Trinity)
Weather Hill Company
Provectus, Inc.
Thornton Tomasetti
Next Step Design
Bansal & Associates
