Reidy Contracting Group completed the 90,000-square-foot build-out of the National Urban League’s new Headquarters and the Urban Civil Rights Museum, delivering a coordinated, multi-use space supporting both operations and public engagement.

The project included a new first-floor private lobby with integrated security systems. The third floor was built as office space for staff, featuring open benching, glass-front offices, conference rooms, pantries, and a podcast studio.

The fourth floor was divided into two zones. The north half functions as a flexible Conference Center with Modernfold and Skyfold partitions and a new auditorium. The south half houses the Urban Civil Rights Museum. Through a phased turnover approach, Reidy enabled early exhibit installation within a fully climate- and dust-controlled environment while maintaining schedule and quality.