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71-Unit Project on 11th Street Aims to Deliver in Early 2016

  • October 30, 2014

by UrbanTurf Staff

71-Unit Project on 11th Street Aims to Deliver in Early 2016: Figure 1
Courtesy of Torti Gallas.

Community Three Development’s 71-unit condo project planned for the northeast corner of 11th and M Street NW (map) will start construction soon, according to the Washington Business Journal’s Michael Neibauer. Community Three aims to deliver in early 2016.

UrbanTurf first reported on the large residential project in February 2013, and it was approved by the Historic Preservation Review Board a few months after that. The development will have underground parking as well as a retail component on the ground level.

Community Three will be developing their project on the parking lot to the north and east of the laundromat at the address, wrapping around the existing building.

Architect Torti Gallas created a design of two distinct buildings: a six-story structure fronting 11th Street NW, and a nine-story building fronting M Street NW. The 71 units will be distributed throughout the project, which will feel like one building on the interior. The design was inspired by the rowhouses and classical apartment buildings that fill the neighborhood.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/71-unit_project_at_11th_and_m_aims_to_deliver_in_early_2016/9166

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