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1812 N Moore Takes Shape

1812 N Moore in Rosslyn, the region's tallest office building, takes a big step this week; the pyramid that crowns the building will be installed over the next three nights (the first of the four spires was put in Monday, snapped yesterday). Monday Properties' Aaron Twersky tells us each corner of the pyramid weighs 38,000 pounds and that all the iron was manufactured locally in Maryland.

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