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172-Unit Development Breaks Ground at Scottish Rite Center in Adams Morgan

  • July 31st 2019

by Nena Perry-Brown

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New rendering of The Silva. Click to enlarge.

All is no longer quiet in the Adams Morgan development pipeline.

EastBanc and Mitsui Fudosan broke ground on a 10-story development behind the Scottish Rite Center at 1630 Columbia Road NW (map). Christened The Silva, the project will deliver 172 apartments, a new connection to the Center, and 75-80 parking spaces across two below-grade parking levels. Grimshaw Architects is the architect. 

Amenities will include a rooftop infinity pool, a courtyard with grills and fire pits, dining rooms and a fitness center. The project is anticipated to deliver in 2021.

The Silva is breaking ground at an interesting time, as a recently-approved Scottish Rite-related development just down the street is expected to be appealed, and another mixed-use multifamily development two blocks further down Columbia Road in Adams Morgan remains in contention over two years after it was first appealed.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/172-unit-development-breaks-ground-in-adams-morgan/15725.

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