Corgan Moves Washington D.C. Office to 17xM at 1700 M Street NW
Corgan has relocated its office in Washington D.C. to the 17xM building at 1700 M Street, NW, which is owned by Skanska. This move comes after the firm's establishment in D.C. in 2024 and the acquisition of FOX Architects in April 2026. Principal Karl Stumpf emphasized that the city represents a key market for growth, and the new office reflects their dedication to both clients and employees. The design of the office draws inspiration from the area's natural beauty and the Brutalist architecture found in Washington. Over the past five years, Corgan has expanded by adding 500 employees and 11 studio locations, including acquisitions of Dyer Brown, Cooper Robertson, FOX Architects, WCGS, and Duda Paine. Established in 1938, the employee-owned company has 24 locations and nearly 1,500 team members worldwide.
Key facts
- Corgan relocated its Washington D.C. office to Skanska's 17xM at 1700 M Street, NW.
- Corgan established its Washington D.C. presence in 2024.
- Corgan acquired Washington-based FOX Architects, with integration occurring in April 2026.
- Karl Stumpf is principal and Washington D.C. office leader.
- Corgan designed the new office, inspired by regional landscapes and Washington's Brutalist buildings.
- Corgan has added 500 employees and 11 studio locations over the last five years.
- East Coast acquisitions include Dyer Brown (Boston), Cooper Robertson (New York), FOX Architects (Washington D.C.), WCGS (Albany, New York), and Duda Paine (Durham, North Carolina).
- Corgan is employee-owned, founded in 1938, with 24 locations and nearly 1,500 team members globally.
Entities
Artists
- Karl Stumpf
- Turan Duda
- Jeffrey Paine
- Scott Ruch
Institutions
- Corgan
- Skanska
- FOX Architects
- Dyer Brown
- Cooper Robertson
- WCGS
- Duda Paine
- Morrissey Goodale
- Dyer Brown & Associates
- Building Design + Construction
- Duda|Paine Architects
- WCGS Architects
Locations
- Washington D.C.
- United States
- Boston
- New York
- Albany
- Durham
- North Carolina
- Mid-Atlantic region
- Washington, D.C.
- United Kingdom
- Dublin
- Singapore
- Dallas
- Texas
- London
- Ireland
- New York City
- Phoenix
- Arizona
- Denver
- Colorado
- Massachusetts