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E Capitol Street Project

Location

Washington, WASHINGTON, D.C.

Investment

$200K - $300K

“The E Capitol Street project represents a comprehensive whole-home renovation that touched nearly every system and surface of the residence. MOSS undertook a full structural overha…”

E Capitol Street Project · Washington, WASHINGTON, D.C.

The Story

The Vision Behind This Project

The Challenge

The E Capitol Street project represents a comprehensive whole-home renovation that touched nearly every system and surface of the residence. MOSS undertook a full structural overhaul — including new footings, concrete slab, excavation and backfill, block and brick work, and complete framing — alongside hazardous material abatement and demolition, setting a clean foundation for everything that followed. New roofing, siding, insulation, and fiberglass windows and exterior doors brought the building envelope up to modern standards, while updated HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems were installed throughout.

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The Team

Design + Build Team for this Project

Delivered by Team Alpha

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Senior Project Developer

Alicia Junca

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Senior Project Architect

Ranwa Nourieh

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Senior Project Designer

Mariam Davlashelidze

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Senior Project Manager

Yusra Elkhitam

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Project Manager

Lio Bonilla

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Project Manager

Sully Akyol

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Project Craftsman

Joshua Wilbur

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Project Craftsman

Robert Moore

MOSS Building and Design General Manager

General Manager

Jaime Gonzalez

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Senior Project Craftsman

Jeff Hammond

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General Manager

Kevin Shea

Curated Selections

Materials & Finishes

Materials & Finishes

Kitchen The kitchen strikes a balance between warmth and function, anchored by custom cabinetry selected through the project's cabinetry allowance and finished with Top Knobs hardware — the M2223 pull in a coordinating finish for drawers and the TK801HB door knob in Honey Bronze. Countertops were fabricated by Euro Stone Craft, providing a durable and refined work surface. The Kraus Kore Workstation 30" undermount single-basin stainless steel sink pairs with a Delta Renaldi 1.8 GPM single-hole pull-down kitchen faucet with magnetic docking spray head in champagne bronze, while an InSinkErator Badger 3/4 HP continuous feed garbage disposal — activated by a sleek InSinkErator sink-top air switch with brushed brass trim — keeps the workspace efficient. Tile for the kitchen and powder room was sourced through Tilebar. The appliance suite centers on a Monogram C2S900P2MS1 range with coordinating accessories, a Monogram ZOM-E30BS hood with a Z1C-01OMS hood accessory, a KitchenAid KRFC704FPS refrigerator, a KitchenAid KDTF924PPA panel-ready dishwasher, and a microwave — a fully integrated lineup that reads as cohesive and considered.

Bathroom Grounded in clean lines and quiet sophistication, the bathroom brings together a Kohler Cimarron 1.6 GPF two-piece elongated toilet with CleanCoat Technology, paired with a Kohler Cachet elongated soft-close toilet seat and a coordinating toilet lever. The vanity sink and faucet — model KS1437PL from Ferguson — anchor the space, while a Kohler Essential 20" W x 32" H arched framed mirror in Brushed Gold Lined (BGL) adds an architectural moment above. Accessories include a Delta Saylor 8" towel bar in champagne bronze, a towel ring, and a toilet paper holder, all selected to carry a unified finish language throughout. A Panasonic 100 CFM, 0.9-sone ceiling-mounted exhaust fan keeps the space fresh and quiet — an often-overlooked detail that speaks to the overall attention to livability.

Primary Bedroom & Primary Bathroom The primary bedroom and its adjoining bathroom were treated as a cohesive suite. Ventilation in the primary bathroom is handled by a TEA52SB4 exhaust fan from Ferguson, selected for quiet, reliable performance. Wall paint in the primary bedroom and trim and ceiling paint in the primary bathroom were chosen to complement the suite's overall palette — a finishing layer that ties the space together with intention.

Milo's Room A Ferguson F1000-ORB ceiling fan brings both air circulation and a touch of personality to this bedroom, selected in an oil-rubbed bronze finish that grounds the space.

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