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Marisa M. Kashino

Senior Editor

Marisa M. Kashino joined Washingtonian in 2009 and was a senior editor until 2022.

A skyward view through a staircase designed by architect Robert Gurney. Photograph by Anice Hoachlander/Hoachlander Davis Photography .

Home & Style | Real Estate

Washington’s Top 9 New Houses of the Year

The 2019 Washingtonian Residential Design Awards’ winning projects

Home Design, Interior Design, Architecture, American Institute of Architects | Aug 25, 2019

News & Politics

Amazon’s New Landlord Talks About Plans for Keeping the Area More Affordable

A candid interview with two executives from JBG Smith.

Amazon, Crystal City, Northern Virginia, National Landing | Aug 23, 2019

Home & Style

Space of the Week: A Tiny Upper Northwest Kitchen With Tons of Style

You won't believe the sad before photos.

Space of the Week | Aug 19, 2019

Home & Style

Space of the Week: A Stuffy Chevy Chase DC House Gets a Happy Update

Proof that a formal living room can actually be fun.

Space of the Week | Aug 12, 2019

News & Politics

Should We Revamp the C&O Canal in Georgetown?

Why you shouldn't listen to the NIMBYs.

Georgetown, National Park Service, C&O Canal, NIMBYism | Aug 7, 2019

Real Estate

The Wharf Is Getting Another Hotel

The Pendry will have three bars and restaurants, plus a spa.

The Wharf | Jul 25, 2019

News & Politics | Real Estate

Here’s What It’s Like to Watch Tennis on Union Market’s Roof

Yes, they really pulled off building a 700-seat stadium up there.

Union Market, Mark Ein, EDENS, Jodie McLean | Jul 16, 2019

The living room after the renovation. Photograph by Anice Hoachlander.

Home & Style

On the Eastern Shore, a Midcentury House Is Restored to Its Former Glory

It was practically crumbling. Now it's a total showstopper.

Home Renovation, Eastern Shore, mid-century modern | Jul 5, 2019

Photographs by Dana Hof.

Home & Style

This Bethany Beach Fixer-Upper Was Dramatically Transformed in Just Two Months

And on a relatively tight budget of $150,000.

Home Design, Home Renovation, Bethany Beach, 1960s | Jul 3, 2019

News & Politics

A Murder on the Rappahannock River

A little over 30 years ago, a Northern Neck fisherman named Emerson Stevens went to prison for the brutal slaying of a homecoming queen and mother of two. Now, a reexamination of the case by a hard-charging UVA lawyer has turned up troubling questions. Did police have the wrong man?

Virginia, Crime, Features, Longreads | Jun 27, 2019