Redbrick is pleased to share that Sycamore & Oak, an interim retail pavilion developed jointly with Emerson Collective and built entirely from mass timber, has won an award for Wood in Architecture from WoodWorks, a wood products council. “The project fulfilled a goal to support the neighborhood, demonstrating how wood can be used to build a welcoming development by creating a space that fosters ‘community within a community.’”
Redbrick LMD
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A community-minded developer, owner and asset manager of high-impact real estate who builds with intention.
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Redbrick LMD is a diversified real estate investment management and development firm focusing on proprietary, large-scale, institutional quality assets. With an objective of value creation and risk mitigation, we employ an innovative and forward-looking approach to sustainability and resiliency, such as pioneering a strategy in the U.S. to decarbonize real estate and developing resilient solutions for national-security related initiatives. Our focus on the Washington DC metropolitan region, while working closely with several government agencies, has created unique opportunities, locally and nationally, for Redbrick to develop multiple mixed-use multifamily, commercial, industrial, and defense-related projects in strategic locations. As one of the largest private landowners in DC, we have a build-to-core development pipeline of approximately eight million square feet at a cost of $5 billion and a comparable amount in early-stage development located across the country. We delivered the largest multifamily building in the world to seek International Living Future Institute (ILFI) Zero Carbon certification, and our pipeline includes 10 buildings under development or construction that are designed to achieve the same certification. As long-term owners and stewards of our own and other’s capital, the cornerstone of our approach to optimize investor returns is aligning stakeholder interests, inventive problem solving, a relentless focus on future-proofing our investments, and a demonstrated agility to capture emerging opportunities.
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- Real Estate
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- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Washington, D.C.
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- Privately Held
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- 2003
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Thank you, Nick Smoot and Aesop Industries, for visiting Sycamore & Oak and highlighting the work of our partners at Emerson Collective. As a developer, Redbrick LMD recognizes that real estate development isn't just about constructing buildings; it's about fostering vibrant communities where people can thrive. “Sycamore & Oak’s success appears to be rooted in the genuine understanding of what the community needs and wants are. Rather than imposing an external vision, the developers engaged with local residents, business owners, and community leaders from the outset. This collaborative approach ensured that the project was shaped by the voices and desires of those it would serve.” https://lnkd.in/g6RmRDfY
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Today marks a significant milestone in Redbrick’s history as we celebrate topping out the Douglass, the anchor building of the Bridge District and the largest multifamily building in the world to seek ILFI Net Zero Carbon certification. Topping out symbolizes not only the culmination of hard work and dedication but also marks a significant step forward in bringing our vision at the Bridge District to life. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the exceptional team of construction workers whose unwavering commitment has made this milestone possible. Also, thank you to our partner, HITT, for hosting a terrific Topping Out event!
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Whitman Walker Health's Max Robinson Center has won an award for sustainable concrete from the Slag Cement Association. According to World Cement, "Slag cement was used at 40 – 50% in footings, strap beams, columns, slab-on-grade, shear walls, foundation walls, and other concrete. The use of slag cement lowered carbon emissions and reduced the heat differential, which is especially important during large slab pours as it reduces thermal cracking." https://lnkd.in/egqPFNNZ