World Cup Party Madness

Companies around the area got patriotic yesterday to watch the US Men's National Team's valiant loss to Belgium in the World Cup. (Though isn't stopping work at 4pm more of a European thing?) Here's the crew from the Donohoe Companies, who broke out the big stars-and-stripes for a watch party at its Wisconsin Ave HQ.

The gang from RTKL may look calm and collected when drawing up the next great building or office design, but they were on the collective edge of their seats for yesterday's game. Here's folks watching yesterday's nail-biter at its 2101 L Street offices.

In Baltimore, Columbia National Real Estate Finance's Brett Weil sends us this shot of a watch party held in a park next to the Maryland Science Center and Inner Harbor.

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