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A Look Inside the Apartments At CityCenterDC

  • October 23, 2013

by Shilpi Paul

On Tuesday, UrbanTurf got to take a peek inside the new apartments at CityCenterDC.

The apartments are nearing the end of construction, with move-ins beginning in early December. Two model units are available for tours at the 458-unit project.

The units are modern, with floor-to-ceilings windows (which successfully muffle the construction noises), open floor plans and clean, modern kitchens and bathrooms. The two apartments buildings are also breezy and open: the design of the building calls for many cut-outs on the interior of the building, creating outdoor areas that do not open to the street. Glass walls separate the inside of the building from the plentiful interior courtyards, flooding the hallways with natural light.

Check out our photos below.

A Look Inside the Apartments At CityCenterDC: Figure 1

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This two-bedroom unit, above, is located on the fourth floor, and residents will have a view down I Street NW and onto a park-like area at the corner of 9th Street NW and New York Avenue NW. The balcony is accessible through the living room and one of the bedrooms.

A Look Inside the Apartments At CityCenterDC: Figure 4

A Look Inside the Apartments At CityCenterDC: Figure 5

The above photos are from a one-bedroom unit, which has an open living area, a kitchen with an oversized island, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

A Look Inside the Apartments At CityCenterDC: Figure 6
Interior courtyard

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Pool and Lounge

Inside the apartment building, there are several outdoor areas visible through glass walls that contribute to a flow of natural light in the building.

A Look Inside the Apartments At CityCenterDC: Figure 8
A bridge connecting the apartment buildings.

The retail plaza, above, is also under construction. According to Hines, the central plaza will have sit-down restaurants, high-end clothing stores, and appealing public spaces, like a very shallow water feature similar to the one at the National Portrait Gallery’s Kogod Courtyard (in fact, the designer of Kogod had a hand in designing CityCenter’s plaza). No word yet on the specific retailers coming to the site.

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