The International Spy Museum

Museums & Embassies

Size: 140,000 SF
Services Performed: LGMF, Drywall, Plaster, Acoustic Tile, Insulation

Project Details:

When the International Spy Museum needed to expand from its original location, they turned to Clark Construction. Knowing we have an extensive museum résumé, Clark asked us to get involved in the project. The museum is one of the best in Washington. There are a variety of different finishes used to make this space a one-of-a-kind visit.

A futuristic exhibit featuring a sleek spacecraft model in a glass display, neon holographic visuals, and signage with 'Covert Action' on a dark wall. Silhouettes of soldiers with weapons are projected on the wall.
Exterior view of the Spy Museum building with glass facade, a red and white sign on top, a city street scene with buses, vans, cars, and people in front, and a clear blue sky.
Front view of the SPY Museum building with a modern exterior featuring vertical, metallic fins and glass facade, people walking on the sidewalk, and a person biking in front.
A presentation or conference taking place at the International Spy Museum with an audience seated and a speaker at a red podium, surrounded by cameras and journalists, with a large drone suspended from the ceiling.
Museum exhibit with displays on covert communication and WWII espionage, including posters, uniforms, and artifacts.
Exhibit featuring a sleek, futuristic spaceship model in a display case with blue lighting and scientific models underneath. The background has colorful digital art and a silhouette of a Greek warrior statue. The wall has a sign reading 'COVERT ACTIO
A dark room with a large red illuminated sign that says 'WHY SPY?' on the right wall, a screen displaying a scene with people in a handshake with an American flag in the background, a wall with the words 'SPYING THAT APE IN HISTORY' on the left, and
Entrance of the International Spy Museum with glass doors and a large tank-like sculpture outside.