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290 Apartments, 229 Hotel Rooms and a Woonerf Proposed at Clarendon Circle

  • December 22nd 2021

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Proposed development, from Wilson and Washington Boulevards. Click to enlarge.

The Clarendon pipeline is growing a little larger.

TCS Realty Associates and Donohoe Development have filed new plans with Arlington County to deliver an 11-story residential and hotel development on the 81,062 square-foot site at 3200 Wilson Boulevard (map). The residential building will deliver 290 units above 16,169 square feet of retail and the hotel would deliver 229 rooms and a rooftop bar. The site currently contains two small office buildings, a Silver Diner, a beer garden, and auto repair shop Joyce Motors.

Rendering of the proposed development, along Wilson. Click to enlarge.

The residential unit mix would span from studios to two-bedrooms, and the building would have a courtyard with pool. A new 10th Road N between the buildings would operate as a multi-modal woonerf. There will also be 200 residential parking spaces, 116 long-term bicycle spaces, 33 retail parking spaces, and 88 hotel parking spaces. KGD Architecture is the designer.

Rendering of proposed residential building from Wilson Boulevard and 10th Street N. Click to enlarge.

The applicant's requested zoning relief includes the required parking and the hotel use. Additional renderings are below.

Rendering of proposed residential building from new road. Click to enlarge.
Aerial of proposed development, from Wilson. Click to enlarge.
Looking into pool courtyard, from 10th Street N. Click to enlarge.
Aerial of proposed development, from 10th and Irving. Click to enlarge.
Proposed hotel, from Irving. Click to enlarge.
Rendering of the proposed development, from Wilson. Click to enlarge.
Rendering of the proposed development, from Wilson. Click to enlarge.
Rendering of the proposed development, from Wilson. Click to enlarge.
Rendering of the proposed development, from Wilson at 10th Road woonerf. Click to enlarge.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/290-apartments-229-hotel-rooms-and-a-woonerf-proposed-at-clarendon-circle/19088.

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