350 Units, Three Office Properties and the Water Buildings: The Wharf, Part II
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Construction continues at the second phase of The Wharf, which will add 1.25 million square feet of mixed-use development to the stretch of the Anacostia waterfront between the Washington Channel and Maine Avenue, from 6th to 11th Streets SW (map). This phase will begin delivering on a rolling basis in 2022, and will also include the addition of 223 boat slips at The Wharf Marina and the 1.5-acre M Street Landing park. Check out what's in the works below.
In case you missed them, here are the other neighborhoods we have compiled development updates for so far this year:
- The 5,400 Units on the Boards for Downtown Bethesda
- The 2,000 Units on the Boards For AU Park and Tenleytown
- The Stops, Starts, and Stutters in the Navy Yard Residential Pipeline
- The 1,750 Units Delivering East of South Capitol This Year
- A Woonerf, a Whole Foods, and 870 Units: The Residences Delivering In and Around Shaw This Year
- The 230 Units on the Boards in Adams Morgan
- From Martha’s Table to Barrel House: The 330 Units Slated for 14th Street
- The 440 Units Delivering Along H Street in 2020
Parcels 6 and 7
Parcel 6 will contain a 290,000-square-foot office building and Parcel 7 will contain a 237,000-square-foot office building, designed by SHoP Architects and WDG Architecture. There will also be approximately 33,000 square feet of retail space between the two buildings.
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Parcel 8
At Parcel 8, ODA is the architect behind this dramatically cantilevered building that will deliver 255 rental apartments and a 131-room Pendry hotel. On the ground and cellar floors, the building will contain 26,316 square feet of retail. Amenities will include a fitness room, lounge, and a courtyard with pool on the second floor; there will also be a rooftop bar, restaurant, or lounge.
Parcel 9
Rafael Vinoly Architects is responsible for the design of this 130 foot-tall condo building, which will deliver 96 luxury units atop over two retail spaces totaling 16,080 square feet.
Parcel 10
Morris Adjmi Architects designed the five-story office building at Parcel 10 that will also include 15,000 square feet of ground-floor retail.
The Water Buildings will add retail, maritime services and restaurants to the strip.
- Water Building I
Hollwich Kushner is the architect of this two-story building, which will solely contain a fine-dining restaurant with a rooftop terrace.
- Water Building II
S9 Architecture is the designer behind Water Building II, which will contain 22,000 square feet of maritime services and retail on the ground floor and a restaurant/bar on the floor above. The green roof on the building will double as a bridge to M Street Landing.
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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/350-units-three-offices-and-the-water-buildings/16835.
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