RSS FeedPenn Quarter N’hood Assn. Breakfast On Wed, Sept 17 (Topic: MLK Library Renovations)
By e-mail we were notified of the next Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association breakfast meeting. In a recent post, we mentioned how to track the MLK Library’s renovation progress; this meeting will allow you to ask questions of both the Library’s representative and the architecture firm in person to learn more. An RSVP by noon Monday, September 15, is requested. Please indicate if you heard of this meeting from Penn Quarter Living:
Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association Breakfast Meeting
Wednesday, September 17, 8:30amLocation
Boss Shepherd’s
1299 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Enter the stairway at the corner of 13th and E streets(To avoid stairs to the lower level, enter the main building entrance at 12th and E streets, walk to the far end of the atrium and take the elevator or escalator down a half level)
Metro: Metro Center, exit 12th and F streetsAgenda
Continental Breakfast: 8:30 – 8:55am
Brief Announcements: 9:00am
Speaker: 9:15amSpeakers + Topic
Richard Reyes-Gavilan, Jeff Bonvechio, and Tom Johnson
Renovation of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial LibraryRichard Reyes-Gavilan, the DC Public Library’s Executive Director, will give us a quick overview of the MLK Library renovation goals. Jeff Bonvechio, Director of Capital Construction and Facilities, will discuss the project’s status and the next steps in the review process. Tom Johnson, a named principal of Martinez + Johnson Architecture, will describe the architectural vision for the project along with ideas for solving some of the challenges.
Please respond if you plan on attending this meeting as it will help our host prepare. RSVP via email to my new email address by noon Tuesday, July 22:
Jo-Ann[at]PennQuarter.org
Include the first and last names of all those attending and their affiliations.
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