This afternoon, D.C. Fire fought a blaze at the iconic Watergate Complex in Foggy Bottom.

Fire at the Watergate residential building, view from @TheAtlantic HQ. pic.twitter.com/kNfokFPcJT

— Patrick Garrigan (@PatrickGarrigan) January 11, 2017

Fire at the Watergate. pic.twitter.com/T83ttowUpr

— Joe McMonigle (@JoeMcMonigle) January 11, 2017

D.C. Fire was called to the scene and extinguished the fire shortly before 2 p.m. The crew is still working to remove smoke from several floors.

Watergate fire extinguished. We are hard at work removing smoke from several floors. Searches are negative. Building evacuated. pic.twitter.com/RARQA7YSFX

— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) January 11, 2017

The building was evacuated and there are no reported injuries. According to the agency, the fire came from a vacant apartment on the 13th floor.

The Watergate, best known as the scene of an eponymous political scandal that resulted in the resignation of President Richard Nixon, is a complex of five buildings, including office space, a luxury hotel, condominiums, and more.