1776's Big Secret

Does this space look like an entrepreneurial environment like no other? If it doesn't now, it soon will be. Known as 1776, co-founders Evan Burfield and Donna Harris say the space at 1133 15th Street will serve as a home for startups from all over the world that want access to DC's federal agencies, regulators, universities, embassies, as well as other startups. Read more about 1776 in today's Tech Bisnow, or better yet, subscribe!

Evan says the space is 15k SF with an option to grow to 60k by expanding to other floors in the building. It has lounge areas, a cafe, event space, subscription-based co-working space, permanent offices, and conference rooms. Any of you enterprising legal minds looking for a place to start a business?

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