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Travis Price Architects
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DC’s Planned Shipping Container Residential Projects Will Not Move Forward
UrbanTurf Staff | November 14th 2017
The two residential projects that would've been made out of shipping containers have been nixed. ... read »
This Week’s Find: Fallingwater-Inspired in Forest Hills
Nena Perry-Brown | July 18th 2017
This Week's Find is a contemporary Forest Hills home designed by reputed architect Travis Price and built in the style of Frank Lloyd Wright's... read »
From Brookland to Fort Lincoln, The North-Northeast Development Rundown
Nena Perry-Brown | December 14th 2016
This week, UrbanTurf concludes its 2016 look at what is in the residential development pipeline throughout the DC area with a look at what is on tap... read »
Art Accessory: Inside DC’s Shipping Container Artist Studio
UrbanTurf Staff | November 14th 2016
Shipping containers aren't just for new residences in DC. An avid art collector in Tenleytown used a shipping container to house some of his growing... read »
Former Brookland Safeway to Become Shipping Container Condos
UrbanTurf Staff | September 23rd 2016 | 7 Comments
Hinds Development and Travis Price Architects are taking a former grocery store in Brookland and repurposing the site with four, two-bedroom... read »
Shipping Container Condo Development Coming to Shaw
UrbanTurf Staff | August 9th 2016 | 1 Comment
It has been a couple years, but another residential development made of shipping containers is on the boards for DC. ... read »
Shipping Container Apartments Proposed Near H Street Will Not Move Forward
UrbanTurf Staff | March 11th 2016
The 22-unit development was proposed for the 1600 block of Kramer Street NE in Rosedale. ... read »
Architect Travis Price Lists Unique Rock Creek Park Home
UrbanTurf Staff | April 30th 2015 | 1 Comment
At night, the glass that makes up the entire rear section of the home is illuminated like an 18th-century streetlight. ... read »
22 Shipping Container Condos Planned Near H Street Corridor
Lark Turner | March 5th 2015
The development is planned for the 1600 block of Kramer Street NE in Rosedale. ... read »
A 38-Unit Shipping Container Development Proposed in South Carolina
Lark Turner | October 31st 2014 | 1 Comment
The development is by the same architect who designed Brookland's shipping container apartments. ... read »
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