Ronald Reagan Building Photographer
I am an event photography expert who captures special moments at the iconic Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center (RRBITC), a multifunctional event center. The building also features sophisticated executive office space, crucial for international trade and government collaboration.
The Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center is at 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20004. It is conveniently close to the White House, the U.S. Capitol, various Smithsonian Museums, and numerous top hotels and historic attractions in Washington, D.C. The building is part of the historically significant Federal Triangle, a major redevelopment project that completed this section of government buildings. The Federal Triangle Development Act facilitated the creation of the Ronald Reagan Building, merging governmental and private sector functions. Architecturally, it stands out among other government buildings, integrating modern design with neoclassical style. Located on historic Pennsylvania Avenue, it links important landmarks in Washington, D.C.
Suppose you are looking for a venue for hosting various events like meetings, receptions, tradeshows, or weddings. In that case, the RRBITC venue offers 65,000 square feet of modern and adaptable event space for rent. The building is also capable of hosting influential conferences. The indoor and outdoor spaces include amenities such as the Amphitheater, Atrium Hall, Pavilion, and Atrium, all equipped with skylights. The interior spaces feature grand ballrooms, expansive lobbies, and a skylit atrium. They have a total of 22 spaces available; they can comfortably accommodate events ranging from 15 to 5,000 guests. The International Trade Center offers large ballrooms, a conference center, and outdoor areas for various activities. The building's varied architectural features make it an ideal venue for wedding photography. Woodrow Wilson Plaza, an outdoor venue, hosts concerts and events, adding to the building's charm. As the World Trade Center in Washington, it plays a significant role in promoting international relations and trade.
When you book me as your photographer, I will capture stunning images that showcase your event as bustling, lively, thrilling, interactive, inviting, and enjoyable. This will ensure that exhibitors, sponsors, guests, and event organizers are pleased with your hiring of me.
I have extensive experience photographing various aspects of events, including decorations, exhibits, breakout sessions, discussions, workshops, and panel talks. I am also skilled at capturing behind-the-scenes moments like registration processes and exhibitor trade show displays.
Event Spaces
From Largest to Smallest based on Square Feet
Outdoor
Woodrow Wilson Plaza 36,000 sq.ft.
Max Occupancy 2,000
Indoor
Atrium Hall 9,185 sq. ft.
Max Occupancy 1,500
Concourse Level
Atrium 8,100 sq. ft.
Max Occupancy 1,600
Concourse Level
Atrium Ballroom 7,644 sq. ft.
Max Occupancy 1,275
Concourse Level
Pavilion 3,848 sq. ft.
Max Occupancy 450
2nd Level
Rotunda 3,245 sq. ft.
Max Occupancy 250
North Tower, 8th Floor
Polaris Suite up to 2,522 square feet*
Max Occupancy 300
Concourse Level
*An airwall divides all 3 spaces into a separate room.
Horizon Ballroom 2,440 square feet*
Ground Level Max Occupancy 300
Horizon A 1,457 sq. ft.
Horizon B 992 sq. ft.
*Airwall divides space into two Rooms
Concourse Level
Hemisphere A 1,616 sq. ft.
Hemisphere B 1, 225 sq. Ft
Max Occupancy 150
Oceanic Suite 1,159 sa.ft.*
Max Occupancy 150
Foyer 521 sq. ft.
Oceanic A532 sq. ft.
Ocean B 627 sq. ft.
*Airwall divides space into two rooms
International Gateway 1,360 sq. ft.
Max Occupancy 150
Mezzanine Level
Meridian Suite has various rooms and sq.ft.
Max Occupancy 120
Concourse Level
Continental Suite various rooms and sq. ft.
Max Occupancy 100
Concourse Level
Concourse Level Max Occupancy 595
Seating
Orchestra 321
Terrace 90
Balcony 90
Total 595 (501 Fixed Chairs)