March 2000 | Washington, DC
NATELCO EARNS "CRAFTSMANSHIP AWARD" FOR GREENWELL GOETZ OFFICES

Four electricians from NATELCO were honored by the Washington Building Congress with prestigious Craftsmanship Awards for their work on the Greenwell Goetz offices in Washington, D.C. Charles Alexander, Carl Larson, Michael Lumpkins, and Frank Panetta where honored at the black-tie event on March 17, 2000 at the Hilton Washington and Towers.

The award was presented for the lighting within the office space, which consisted of 42 different types of lighting fixtures in exposed ceilings throughout the studio, lobby and library areas. All exposed wiring was run in EMT. A variety of lighting fixtures were installed in dense patterns at different elevations and coordinated with several types of ceiling systems in very constricted ceiling areas. The EMT in the studio spaces was run to fit with the future systems furniture, the cabling requirements of the computer network, and the underside of the existing concrete structure.

The architect for the project was Greenwell Goetz Architects, P.C.; the engineer was Tolk, Inc.; and the general contractor was James G Davis Construction Corporation.

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