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927-Unit Mixed-Use Project Planned For Union Market Area

  • November 2nd 2015

by UrbanTurf Staff

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927-Unit Mixed-Use Project Planned For Union Market Area: Figure 1
Rendering of Market Terminal. Click to enlarge.

The new residential projects just keep coming to Union Market.

Kettler filed plans Monday morning for a six-building, mixed-use development that will include residential, retail, and office uses. The project, which will be constructed in two phases, could bring a total of 927 residential units to the area just west of Union Market.

The development is proposed for 300, 325 and 350 Morse Street NE (map), and is designed by R2:L Architects. The proposal would raze the existing buildings at the site, including those occupied by the markets Sam Wang’s and Kang’s Farm.

927-Unit Mixed-Use Project Planned For Union Market Area: Figure 2
Another look at Union Market. Click to enlarge.

Here is a breakdown of the buildings at the new project:

  • Building A1 — An 11-story building with 450 residential units, ground floor retail, and three-levels of parking.
  • Building A2 — As proposed, a six-story building with approximately 150 residential units.
  • Building B — A six-story building with 125 units and ground-floor retail.
  • Building C1 — A high-rise office building with retail.
  • Building C2 — A residential tower with around 250 units and ground-floor retail.
  • Building D — A 130-foot office building with retail.

The first phase of the project would consist of the construction of buildings A1, B and C1. The second phase would include buildings A2, C2 and D.

927-Unit Mixed-Use Project Planned For Union Market Area: Figure 3
Aerial view of planned project. Click to enlarge.

By our count, this brings the total number of residential units on the boards for the Union Market area to over 2,000; if you include the residences that will be part of the Gallaudet redevelopment, that number jumps over 3,000. It is probably time to update this article.

More renderings of the proposed development:

927-Unit Mixed-Use Project Planned For Union Market Area: Figure 4
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927-Unit Mixed-Use Project Planned For Union Market Area: Figure 5
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927-Unit Mixed-Use Project Planned For Union Market Area: Figure 6
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300, 325 and 350 Morse Street NE

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/927-unit_mixed-use_project_planned_for_union_market_area/10535.

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