This $11 Million ‘Habitable Art’ Masterpiece Is DC’s Most Impressive Modern Home

A modernist masterpiece by acclaimed architect David Jameson has hit the market for $10.995 million in Washington, DC."[It’s] a really special house, it’s gorgeous," says Christopher Leary, co-founder of HRLS Partners at Sotheby's International Realty, who is listing the property along with his partners, Robert Hryniewicki, Adam Rackliffe, and Micah Smith. "We play in this level market frequently. But this particular house surpasses the typical luxury house you find in Washington. It's one of those houses that, when you walk in, you kind of feel like this house is still going to be standing here a thousand years from now."Jameson designed and built the 8,379-square-foot home for a client, incorporating some of his signature Modernist touches like high-end materials and quality finishes like bronze panels, mahogany wood, and handmade bricks."David's homes are referred to as habitable art, and they really truly feel like that," Leary says. "When you are inside this house, you feel like you're walking through a sculpture."Loading...Walls of glass are the home's main feature. HRLS Partners and Paul WarcholLoading...The materials make the home feel inviting. HRLS Partners and Paul Warch...