Reconstruction of Massachusetts Avenue, NW (Embassy Row)

The Reconstruction of Massachusetts Avenue project, managed by the District Department of Transportation (DDOT), focused on upgrading the infrastructure along Embassy Row, a prestigious section of Washington, D.C. Known for its concentration of diplomatic embassies, this area required meticulous planning to enhance both functionality and aesthetic appeal while maintaining its historical significance.

Scope of Work:

Jaxson Point Electrical Construction was engaged to implement new street lighting and traffic signalization systems along Massachusetts Avenue. This upgrade was crucial for improving visibility and traffic management, ensuring that Embassy Row remains accessible and safe for both diplomatic officials and the public.

Outcome:

The completion of this project has greatly improved traffic flow and safety along Embassy Row while maintaining the area's distinctive character. Jaxson Point’s contributions to this project showcase our expertise in delivering high-quality electrical solutions that respect and enhance Washington D.C.’s historical and cultural landmarks.

Client:

  • District Department of Transportation (DDOT)

General Contractor:

  • Milani Construction

Budget:

  • $3.3 million

Project Highlights:

  • Prestigious Location: Embassy Row on Massachusetts Avenue is a high-profile area frequented by international diplomats and government officials, making the project's success essential for maintaining D.C.’s reputation.

  • Enhanced Safety and Accessibility: The streetlight and signalization improvements were designed to enhance safety for both vehicular and pedestrian traffic, addressing the unique needs of this busy corridor.

  • Preservation of Aesthetic Integrity: The project was carried out with careful attention to preserving the historical and cultural significance of Embassy Row, ensuring that the new infrastructure blends seamlessly with the surrounding architecture.