Everyone’s a power player in Washington, right? We’re highlighting the 14 we think had the biggest impact around town this year.
that would grant caretakers, cooks, cleaners and other household workers the same employment protections afforded to others.The bill is likely to pass this month, and the activists tell Axios they’ll be watching implementation closely to ensure both employers and workers know the law.Hany Hassan is the director of Beyer Blinder Belle's D.C.
Hassan was the hidden hand behind one of the year's buzziest cultural happenings: the Rubell Museum opening. In his vision, the dilapidated Randall school-turned-home for contemporary art retains its original exterior but benefits from accessibility upgrades and a light-drenche glass pavilion.Hassan’s work in this corner of Southwest D.C. isn’t done. He’s also designing an adjacent apartment building that will include affordable units.Photo courtesy D.C.
Latrena Owens is in charge of the 183-acre redevelopment of the St. Elizabeths East Campus, overseeing the building of hundreds of homes, a massive hospital and new businesses. She previously helped steer completion of the I-395 freeway through the heart of D.C. and managed the city’s economic development portfolio worth over $3 billion.St. Elizabeths isn't just the District’s largest construction project.
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