Theodore Roosevelt Building Modernization

General Services Administration: Washington, DC

Constructed in the early 1960s, this seven-story, 500,000-SF building houses the federal government’s Office of Personnel Management (OPM). Re-dedicated in 1992, the building was named the Theodore Roosevelt Federal Building in honor of his contributions as Civil Service Commissioner and his passionate advocacy of the merit system. JPA provided MEP engineering and construction services for this comprehensive design-build modernization, which improved and repaired the building’s MEP systems and enhanced its energy efficiency.

Project Photography: Alain Jaramillo Architectural Photographer

Historic & Adaptive

Theodore Roosevelt Building Modernization

General Services Administration: Washington, DC

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General Services Administration – Theodore Roosevelt Building Modernization