Last Night at DCBIA's Spring Rendezvous

We stopped by the DCBIA Spring Rendezvous event at Holland & Knight's 800 17th St space, where Design Alliance prez Tonnie Chamblee (here with Dave Howie and Natalie Young of Ryan Property Tax) tells us her firm is working on design for a restaurant in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Seyfarth Shaw's RJ Hamilton (with colleague Erica Marshall and Skanska's Greg Schwartz) tells us his group is helping Property Group Partners with legal work on a portion of the Capitol Crossing project over 395.

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