The Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center (RRB/ITC) facility brings together federal, state and regional trade resources, international trade related businesses and services to convey the United States' recognition of the importance of trade in linking countries and communities.

With its skylight soaring upward, its Trade Center reaching out to the world, and its landscaped plazas and entrances on all sides welcoming visitors, the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center is the nation’s newest "architectural triumph" and most majestic landmark.

The domed Rotunda on Pennsylvania Avenue is the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center's signature feature and "front door" to the world inside. Through the 14th Street entrance, the eight-story foyer gives way to the building's most dramatic interior feature, a cone-shaped, horizontal glass skylight that soars from 35 to 125 feet over the 170-foot-diameter Atrium. The skylight comprises an acre of glass. As it widens from 30 to 110 feet, the Atrium serves as the pedestrian "spine" of the building, leading out to the Woodrow Wilson Plaza, the Federal Triangle Metro station and Daniel Patrick Moynihan Place, an area on the plaza honoring the senator who sponsored the legislation to create the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center.

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For information regarding sponsorship and exhibit opportunities please contact Bill Baneky at 212-803-8481.

The Ronald Reagan
Building and
International
Trade Center
Washington, DC
www.itcdc.com