Chancery & Ambassador’s Residence

Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia

Washington, DC

Powe . Jones . Architects adapted the three-story, (ca 1960) former Yugoslavian Embassy into the new Chancery and Ambassador’s Residence for the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia. The residence, which occupies the top floor, features an entertainment-sized salon, dining room with separate family quarters separated by a shared terrace.  The Chancery including embassy offices, a large reception hall with outdoor terrace and two guest apartments inhabit the three lower floors.

Powe . Jones . Architects designed an expansion to the Embassy of Iraq’s Chancery annex to serve as their consular section, and introduced new perimeter security elements.

Mexican Cultural Institute Renovations

Embassy of the Republic of Mexico

Washington, DC

Powe . Jones . Architects has prepared a building conditions analysis addressing systems modernization, security, life safety, and rehabilitation enhancements to reposition the galleries to accommodate master artworks and to enhance performance spaces. We are now implementing several of the recommendations in a phased occupied renovation, as funding becomes available from public and private sources. For the Mexican Cultural Institute and partially funded by the Government of the Republic of Mexico.