the first time the practice of partial demolition was used in Washington, DC. The thirteen buildings were joined during construction of the shops and office building; some of their original materials were retained for the finished product. Work began on the complex on December 28, 1982; it was named on October 19, 1983. In addition to office space, the complex contains restaurants and other commercial establishments, including a Bertucci's and a CVS Pharmacy. The office building has sometimes been called the Cruise Ship Building due to its appearance. The block as a whole is sometimes called Red Lion Row, a name taken from Lindy's Red Lion pub which was situated at its corner until late 2018. The 2000 Penn complex is currently being renovated to include more vendors, additional entrances, and various other modernizations with a layout similar to Eastern Market. The proposed name of the renovated space is "Western Market". References Houses completed in 1896 Office buildings completed in 1983 Federal architecture in Washington, D.C. Foggy Bottom Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Washington, D.C. Italianate architecture in Washington, D.C. Office buildings in Washington, D.C. George Washington University buildings and structures Commercial buildings completed in 1983 Commercial buildings in Washington, D.C. Greek Revival houses in Washington, D.C. Houses completed in 1846 Houses completed in 1886 Houses completed in 1875 Houses completed in 1879