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Episodic Streetscape: A Design Evolution for Proposed Georgetown Hotel

  • February 2nd 2022

by Nena Perry-Brown

Newer rendering of the proposed development along M Street. Click to enlarge.

Last August, a proposal was revived and remixed to bring a new hotel to the former site of Georgetown's Latham Hotel. Now, the concept has a new, arch-free architectural design. 

Thor Equities is proposing a 100-room hotel with retail and restaurant space at 3000 M Street NW (map). Winstanley Architects is further emphasizing the "episodic streetscape" with the new design.

August 2021 rendering from M Street. Click to enlarge.

The development will also require a planned unit development (PUD) application with a map amendment. A 10-story, 88-room hotel above three stories of retail was previously approved before plans evolved to an 8-story, 256-room hotel above a single story of retail.

Newer rendering on 30th Street. Click to enlarge.

The Old Georgetown Board will review the proposal tomorrow. Additional renderings are below.

Newer rendering of proposed development at 30th and M. Click to enlarge.
August 2021 rendering of proposed development at 30th and M. Click to enlarge.
Newer rendering of proposed development from Canal Park. Click to enlarge.
Proposed development, looking west down M Street. Click to enlarge.
Newer nighttime rendering of the proposed development along M Street. Click to enlarge.
Newer nighttime rendering of proposed development at 30th and M. Click to enlarge.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/a-more-episodic-design-evolution-for-proposed-georgetown-hotel/19222.

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