Happy New Year! We’re kicking off 2017 by revisiting a bit of AGU’s history. In preparation for the move out of American Geophysical Union’s (AGU) headquarters at 2000 Florida Avenue
Read More
Today, I am delighted to announce that our project team has reached the final stage and approval for the renovation of AGU’s headquarters building. This weekend, after a multiyear process,
Today is America Recycles Day and many people across the country are pledging to recycle more and reduce their waste footprint. As an organization that cares deeply about the sustainability
When AGU undertook the project to renovate our headquarters building nearly two years ago we had three goals in mind to ensure that the project would provide the highest level
Earlier this spring I shared a progress report on our plans to renovate AGU’s headquarters, with the goal of having the building become a living representation of our mission and
From ocean sciences and geology to seismology and planetary sciences, when our headquarters building was designed in the early 90s every effort was made to have the structure be representative
Nearly 20 community members and public officials joined AGU and the Dupont Circle Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2B (ANC 2B) on Wednesday, March 16 at an informational reception to discuss the
When we set out to renovate our headquarters, AGU decided involving members, staff, and other stakeholders, from neighborhood groups to government agencies, to provide input and map possible design and building
When the critical infrastructure systems in our building were reaching the end of their useful life, we realized that we had a choice to make: Simply replace the systems to
AGU has occupied our current 62,000-square-foot, five-story headquarters building, located in the Dupont Circle neighborhood in Washington, D.C., since 1994. While the building has served us well for more than