Weavers Row
3220 Prospect Street NW
Landmark combines construction expertise with a developer's perspective—guiding projects from entitlement and design through budgeting, execution and completion.
Landmark Construction Development LLC is a developer, general contractor and construction manager with a long-standing reputation for on-time completion and cost-efficient management. We guide projects through entitlements, design development, budget formulation and construction through final delivery.
Over the last ten years, Landmark has completed more than 30 projects ranging from several hundred thousand dollars to nearly $30 million. Through market volatility, labor constraints and material-cost escalation, Landmark has maintained disciplined cost control and schedule performance.
Projects completed over the last ten years
Single-project construction value
Annual construction volume
Ground-up construction, renovation and adaptive reuse.
Budgeting, constructability, value engineering and procurement.
Design, trades, schedule, quality, budget and delivery.
Integrated delivery with architects, engineers and specialty consultants.
Urban infill, excavation support, specialized foundations and façade preservation.
System coordination, commissioning and closeout.
3220 Prospect Street NW
1328 16th Street NW
2310 4th Street NE
Historic restoration & integration
Complex construction is rarely about one isolated problem. These projects demonstrate Landmark's ability to manage structural, environmental, logistical, historic and infrastructure constraints while maintaining control of schedule, cost and the finished architectural result.
Landmark constructed a $26 million, 115-unit residential building with one level of underground parking in historic Georgetown. Site work began with demolition of the existing parking lot and support of excavation to subgrade utilizing sheeting, shoring and piles.
The structural system includes a below-grade parking deck and two transfer-slab levels, transitioning above to light-gauge framing and pan-deck construction. The brick and ACM exterior was executed to meet the stringent architectural requirements governing construction in historic Georgetown.
Before construction, Landmark surveyed nine surrounding buildings, installed seismic monitoring and performed regular inspections. One adjoining commercial building required needle shoring and underpinning while the business remained fully operational.
Landmark constructed a $24 million, 78-unit residential building over two floors of institutional space and one level of underground parking. Site work included support of excavation utilizing piles and rakers. Four levels of transfer structure support the upper building, which transitions to light-gauge metal framing with pan-deck construction.
The exterior envelope required precise dimensional control for its ACM panel system. A tower crane supported vertical construction on the constrained urban site. Landmark's scope continued through commissioning and post-construction engineering services.
As part of the same contract, Landmark performed work within the occupied First Baptist Church and integrated existing mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems into the new building systems while maintaining church operations.
Landmark redeveloped a former gasoline service-station property on Georgia Avenue into a new 40-unit residential building. The property's prior petroleum use created environmental and site conditions that had to be addressed before conventional construction could proceed.
Landmark managed demolition of the former service-station improvements, site preparation and the transition from a difficult brownfield property into a productive residential development. The project demonstrates the value of combining development judgment with construction expertise—recognizing opportunity in a property whose existing conditions might otherwise discourage redevelopment.
A highly constrained historic renovation and addition requiring preservation and stabilization of the existing four-story historic façade while the building behind it was removed and new construction proceeded. The retained façade had to remain stable throughout demolition, excavation and reconstruction.
Landmark evaluates acquisitions, renovation and resale opportunities, distressed or underutilized properties, land, redevelopment sites and value-add projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic.
This represents only a portion of Landmark's work over more than two decades.
16 Grant Circle NW
Townhome-style condominium development
16 17th Street NE
20-unit multifamily renovation / condominium conversion
Washington, DC
Townhome / condominium development
Washington, DC
Ground-up mixed-use · residential over commercial
Washington, DC
Condominium construction
525 Park Road NW
12-unit condominium development
Brookland · Washington, DC
11-unit residential developmentWashington, DC
40-unit brownfield redevelopment · former service-station siteWashington, DC
Historic renovation & addition · façade preservation2310 4th Street NE
Ground-up multifamily3220 Prospect Street NW
115-unit multifamily · Georgetown1328 16th Street NW
Residential tower + institutional integrationJob A. Woodill
Principal
Landmark Construction Development, LLC
job.woodill@lmcd.us
703-585-3539
Construction projects · Properties for sale · Acquisitions · Renovation & resale · Development opportunities · Investment and joint ventures.
Virginia · Washington, DC · Pennsylvania · Mid-Atlantic