Washington DC

Located in the heart of downtown, the Washington DC design studio serves the nation’s capital as well as the eastern United States. The local team regularly  incorporates state-of-the-art design features to reduce energy usage in projects across the US.

The office holds a LEED Gold rating and uses 43% less lighting energy than a typical US office building of its size. The team is committed to recycling and fitness and encourages long walks and using the fitness center available during the lunch hour. Many gather together for lunch and with the District of Columbia close by, there is always a grand variety of things to do after work and on the weekends.

Washington, DC Design Studio

750 17th Street NW, Suite 200
Washington DC 20006
1.202.539.6130
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Washington DC Leadership

  • Chris Piché
    Regional Director, United States
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    Chris is responsible for our United States practice’s strategic growth and performance. With decades of experience in high-performance design and operation, his approach is rooted in the philosophy that sustainable design must constantly evolve to suit the technology available, in balance with the client’s goals and objectives. With this in mind, Chris interfaces with clients and leadership to develop business and explore new markets.

  • Tom Simpson
    Managing Principal, Washington DC
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    With over 35 years’ experience, Tom is responsible for several projects targeting Net Zero Energy and the Living Building Challenge, including The Summit Bechtel National Scout Reserve located in Mount Hope, West Virginia. The Summit will become a National Center for Scouting Excellence as a High Adventure Base, and a Center for Leadership and Excellence.  Tom’s passion for sustainable building design has led him to accomplish the highest scoring LEED Platinum project in the Northern Hemisphere with 95 points awarded with no points denied. Tom brings insight to Integral Group with a commitment to excellence in service to our clients and innovation in high performance building systems.

  • Bryan Robertson
    Principal, Washington, DC
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    Bryan Robertson brings over 15 years of experience in mechanical design and project management for a variety of building types. He regularly works as the primary contact with clients and leads internal multi-discipline project teams with a focus on sustainability and energy efficiency. Prior to joining Integral Group, Bryan worked for a Fortune 500 company and led numerous major projects in the District of Columbia.

    Bryan’s experience focuses on federal, military, state and local governmental, institutional including commercial, high-rise and light industrial. Some of his major clients included Washington Headquarters Services, Smithsonian Institution and Architect of the Capitol.

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