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Incorporating architectural elements from the original embassy designed in 1925 by New York’s Grand Central Station architects Whitney Warren and Charles Wetmore, Modera Sedici is a true icon.

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Original Architectural Accents

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Progress Photos

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Construction Progress | Washington D.C.

Historical Photos

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Original Italian Embassy under construction | July 1924

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Italian Embassy | 16th and Fuller Street

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

President Coolidge greets Commander Francesco De Pinedo, Italian aviator | April 20, 1927

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Italian Embassy picketed by peace-democracy group protesting seizures | April 8, 1939

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Ambassador Augusto Rosso, left, Italian emissary to the United States with Count Marohetti di Muriaglio, new Minister to Mexico, who stopped in Washington for a conference on his way to Mexico City | October 8, 1935

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Original Italian Embassy under construction | July 1924

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Group at Italian Embassy | December 20, 1921

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Colonel Augusto Villa, Mid | August 25, 1925

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Italian Ambassador, Don Ascanio dei Principi Colonna | April 27, 1939

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Original Italian Embassy under construction | July 1924

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Group at Italian Embassy | December 20, 1921

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

A group of demonstrators walked up to the front door of the Italian Embassy and rung the bell to deliver a letter | April 7, 1939

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Signor Leonarto Vitetti | Served as the first secretary in the mid 1930's

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Original Italian Embassy under construction | July 1924

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Original Italian Embassy under construction | July 1924

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Original Italian Embassy under construction | July 1924

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Italian Embassy | 16th and Fuller Street

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

President Coolidge greets Commander Francesco De Pinedo, Italian aviator | April 20, 1927

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Group at Italian Embassy | December 20, 1921

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Group at Italian Embassy | December 20, 1921

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Italian Embassy picketed by peace-democracy group protesting seizures | April 8, 1939

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Colonel Augusto Villa, Mid | August 25, 1925

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

A group of demonstrators walked up to the front door of the Italian Embassy and rung the bell to deliver a letter | April 7, 1939

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Ambassador Augusto Rosso, left, Italian emissary to the United States with Count Marohetti di Muriaglio, new Minister to Mexico, who stopped in Washington for a conference on his way to Mexico City | October 8, 1935

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Italian Ambassador, Don Ascanio dei Principi Colonna | April 27, 1939

Modera Sedici | Architectural Accents | Washington D.C.

Signor Leonarto Vitetti | Served as the first secretary in the mid 1930's

360 Tours

Modera Sedici | Two-Bedroom/Two-Bathroom (EB10)

Modera Sedici | Two-Bedroom/Two-Bathroom (B03)

Modera Sedici | One-Bedroom/One-Bathroom (EA01)

Modera Sedici | Two-Bedroom/Two-Bathroom (EB05)

Modera Sedici | One-Bedroom/One-Bathroom (EA02)

Modera Sedici | Two-Bedroom/Onr-Bathroom (EB02)

Modera Sedici | One-Bedroom/Two-Bathroom with Den (EA06D)

Modera Sedici | One Bedroom/One Bathroom (EA04)

Modera Sedici | Two-Bedroom/Two-Bathroom with Den (EB07D)

Modera Sedici | Two-Bedroom/One and One Half Bathroom (EB04)

Modera Sedici |Two-Bedroom/Two-Bathroom (EB06)

The perfect fusion of a remarkable legacy and refined modern design, these DC apartments are simply breathtaking. Take a look.