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The Elm At
7272 Wisconsin Ave.

Prefabricated steel exterior guardrail at balcony of residential high rise in downtown Bethesda, MD
Project Specs

Architectural Partners: Shalom Baranes Associates
General Contractor: Clark Construction
Completed in: 2021

Scope of Work

Front-Facing ThinkRail with Glass, Front-Facing ThinkRail with Pickets, shoe mounted glass rail, steel bar rail, steel dividers

Overview

Nestled in a green park in the heart of downtown Bethesda, The Elm is one of two 28-story luxury apartment towers connected by a glass skybridge and features stunning views of Washington, DC. With an atmosphere that is “clean, contemporary, and convivial,” The Elm features a soothing, Scandinavian-inspired color palette that makes use of natural elements of wood, stone, and water and expansive windows that welcome sunlight.

Along with its connected office tower, The Wilson, The Elm is the winner of the 2021 ENR MidAtlantic Project of the Year Award for Best Office/Retail/Mixed Use.

Exterior glass and steel railings on balcony of residential high rise in downtown Bethesda, MD
black picket railing
Picket Railing
Exterior railing at a residential high rise building in downtown Bethesda, MD
Residential high rise building in downtown Bethesda, MD
Exterior glass and steel railing at a residential high rise in downtown Bethesda, MD
Exterior glass and steel guardrail at a residential high rise building in downtown Bethesda, MD
Glass and steel guardrail at an exterior balcony of a high rise residential building located in Bethesda, MD