Ecobuild America
Sustainable, High Performance and Technology Solutions for the Built Environment
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Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
Friday, December 7
Noon – 5pm
Happy Hour Reception 4 - 5pm
Thursday, December 6
10am - 3pm
7am - 5pm
Wednesday, December 5
7am - 5pm
Thursday, December 6
7am – 3pm
Washington Convention Center
801 Mount Vernon Place Northwest
Washington, DC 20001-3614
(202) 249-3000
Ecobuild America is held in the Walter E. Washington Convention Center which is located in the heart of D.C.'s urban renaissance. The conference, expo, keynotes, co-located conferences and meets, and networking events are all held within the Convention Center, making it convenient for attendees. A stunning art collection gives the Walter E. Washington Convention Center layers of sophistication .View complete Walter E. Washington Convention Center image gallery
Driving Directions
Washington, D.C. is circled by the Capital Beltway, formed by Interstates I-495 and I-95. Interstate 66 leads from Washington, DC west to Virginia. Interstate 50 heads east to Annapolis, MD, the Chesapeake Bay and the beaches. Interstate I-95 heads north to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. Interstate 270 heads north to Frederick, MD, and beyond. Detailed directions to the Washington Convention Center
Parking Options
Parking in the city is restricted during rush hours and some weekend hours (check posted hours on street signs). For additional parking options visit Washington Convention Center
Accessibility
The Walter E. Washington Convention Center is committed to accommodating the needs of individuals with disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please visit their website for more details
Green Initiatives
Earth-minded visitors find the Walter E. Washington Convention Center one of the most environmentally-friendly convention centers in the country. The carbon footprint is reduced because it is outfitted with eco-friendly fixtures like low-emission glass that moderates temperature and provides natural lighting and the HVAC systems are computer-controlled to minimize waste. Supplies are sourced from District-based companies to reduce emissions from delivery vehicles. Environmentally-friendly cleaning products are used throughout the building, and even the walls are painted with paints containing low to no volatile organic compounds. Plus, there is a Metro station on site, making it easy for attendees to rely on public transportation.