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A New Design for the One of the New Office Buildings at The Yards

  • September 18th 2020

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Aerial massing for proposed Parcel F building. Click to enlarge.

A new design is being pitched for the office building planned on Parcel F at The Yards. 

Brookfield Properties and Selldorf Architects have begun sharing a prospective design concept for the building that will be west of the future 1 1/2 Street SE between N and Quander Streets (map).

Proposed Parcel F building, from N and First Streets. Click to enlarge.
334 Apartments Overlooking a Woonerf: The Preliminary Plans for Yards West: Figure 2
Previous rendering of the Parcel F building, designed by Shalom Baranes Architects. Click to enlarge.

Parcel F was previously planned as two office buildings totaling 315,000 square feet atop a shared retail platform. The new design significantly lowers the massing along N Street to create a "three-story street wall" that further emphasizes the retail along that side of the building. A series of set-backs above will also create south-facing green terraces and allow light into an interior courtyard.

Proposed Parcel F building, from N and 1 1/2 Streets. Click to enlarge.

The new office plans are part of the six-block second phase of the 42-acre redevelopment of The Yards, which is expected to deliver another 1,200 residential units, 150,000 square feet of commercial space, and 1.5 million square feet of office.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/a-new-design-for-the-parcel-f-office-at-the-yards/17302.

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