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Press Release: NoMa BID Sponsors ULI Washington TAP Report on the “Virtual Circle” at New York and Florida Avenues NE
For Immediate Release Download a PDF Version NoMa BID Sponsors ULI Washington Technical Assistance Panel Report on the “Virtual Circle” at New York and Florida Avenues NE Panelists provide insights and expert opinions based on existing conditions and DDOT’s planned reconfiguration of the intersection. August 13, 2019, Washington, D.C. — This week, the Washington district
Bristol Group Co-Founder James Curtis III, Longtime Supporter of NoMa, Dies at 65
The NoMa community was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of James Curtis III, a managing partner and a co-founder of Bristol Group, a San Francisco–based real estate investment and development company with an important presence in NoMa for 25 years. Known as Curtis to friends and business associates, he took an active role
WAMU/DCist: Which Came First, the Chicken or the Egg? NoMa Sculpture Pays Homage to the Question
Press Release: D.C. Artist Eric Celarier Installs Biosphere in NoMa BID Office Lobby
For Immediate Release Download a PDF Version D.C. Artist Eric Celarier Installs Biosphere in NoMa BID Office Lobby July 26, 2019, Washington, D.C. — The NoMa BID, as part of its ongoing activation of the lobby space at 1200 First St. NE, has commissioned a new installation from District artist Eric Celarier (ericcelarier.com). Biosphere will
Press Release: NoMa BID Installs The Chicken and the Egg on National Park Service Parcel at New York Avenue and North Capitol Street NE
For Immediate Release Download a PDF Version NoMa BID Installs The Chicken and the Egg on National Park Service Parcel at New York Avenue and North Capitol Street NE Colorful Two-Piece Sculpture Inaugurates Organization’s Gateways Project July 25, 2019, Washington, D.C. — It’s a question as old as philosophy itself: Which came first, the chicken