Dupont Circle
Captured at golden hour, this striking Romanesque Revival mansion stands proudly at a busy corner of Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle neighborhood. Built in the late 19th century, the red brick exterior is framed by intricate green trim and a round turret tower, nodding to a time when craftsmanship and grandeur defined the city’s wealthiest homes.
This historic structure once served as a private residence and now often houses embassies, cultural institutions, or offices. The vibrant urban energy is on full display: pedestrians cross the iconic rainbow crosswalk, a symbol of Dupont’s LGBTQ+ pride and activism. The playful mix of historic architecture, community spirit, and modern city life perfectly encapsulates what makes this part of D.C. so dynamic and beloved.
Dupont Circle
Captured at golden hour, this striking Romanesque Revival mansion stands proudly at a busy corner of Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle neighborhood. Built in the late 19th century, the red brick exterior is framed by intricate green trim and a round turret tower, nodding to a time when craftsmanship and grandeur defined the city’s wealthiest homes.
This historic structure once served as a private residence and now often houses embassies, cultural institutions, or offices. The vibrant urban energy is on full display: pedestrians cross the iconic rainbow crosswalk, a symbol of Dupont’s LGBTQ+ pride and activism. The playful mix of historic architecture, community spirit, and modern city life perfectly encapsulates what makes this part of D.C. so dynamic and beloved.