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McInturff Architects

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Locations & Contacts

  • 4220 Leeward Place
    Bethesda, MD 20816

301-229-3705

Firm Description

McInturff Architects, an eight-person firm in Bethesda, Maryland, has an orientation toward small highly-crafted contemporary design for residential, commercial, and small institutional projects. Our complete architectural and interior design services involve considerable client interaction in order to tailor the projects to the needs of the users. Our work has been frequently published, both locally and nationally, and we have received more than 250 design awards, including three national AIA Honor Awards, two for Interior Architecture and one for Urban Design. The work is the subject of two monographs, In Detail: McInturff Architects (2001) and In Residence: McInturff Architects (2007), both by The Images Publishing Group of Australia.

Projects

  1. Woodley Park House & Garden

    Woodley Park House & Garden

    Washington DC, District of Columbia

  2. Award Winning Hutner Porch and Pool

    Hutner Porch and Pool

    Bethesda, MD

  3. Award Winning Whole-House Remodel Thinks Outside the Box

    Whole-House Remodel Thinks Outside the Box

    Bethesda, Md.

  4. Award Winning Beverly Hills, Calif., Residence

    Beverly Hills, Calif., Residence

    Beverly Hills, CA, United States

  5. Award Winning Bethesda, Md., Residence

    Bethesda, Md., Residence

    Bethesda, MD, United States

  6. Award Winning From Warehouse to Energy-Efficient Office Space

    From Warehouse to Energy-Efficient Office Space

    Rehoboth Beach, Del.

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