Icebergs!

This week, we headed to the National Building Museum for ICEBERGS Late Night.

Travis Holler

The special exhibition showcased a variety of performances and activities surrounding its popular Icebergs exhibit, the sequel to its Beach exhibit last year. We snapped Atlas Research's Ela Macander with the World Bank's Sobhi Mahmassani, KIMC's Matt Brown and United Heathcare's Tijan Brown.

Travis Holler

The evening featured theatre company dog & pony dc for a unique night of creative and collaborative adventures. Here, architect Forrest Popkin joins UMD Ph.D student Priya Kumar with architects Mike Cutulle and Yuval Zohar, Ivy Wong, and Rose Williams.

Travis Holler

Guests enjoyed live music from house and pop group Cerulean City, a cash bar and lunchbox selections and two featured cocktails from Crimson Diner & Whiskey Bar. Here, intelligence analyst John Nugent, NIH's Rocco Henderson and transportation engineer Don Varly.

Travis Holler

The view from "sea level" shows the incredible size of the Icebergs below. The summer exhibition runs through Labor Day.

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