1333 H Street

1333 H Street NW is a notable high-rise building in Northwest Washington, D.C., standing at 12 floors and 157 feet tall. It features two distinct towers, with the west tower showcasing Beaux-Arts architecture from 1912 and the east tower reflecting modern design from 1982. The building's facade is a blend of glass, granite, and limestone. Originally owned by George Washington University, it has changed hands several times, with significant renovations completed in 2017. The building primarily serves as office space, housing tenants like the Center for American Progress and Reuters, making it a hub for various organizations in the heart of the city.