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New Design for East Capitol Street Wal-Mart

  • February 18th 2013

by UrbanTurf Staff

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New Design for East Capitol Street Wal-Mart: Figure 1
Rendering of East Capitol Street Wal-Mart.

The Wal-Mart planned for Capitol View has been revamped to have a more modern design.

Capital Business’ Jonathan O’Connell is reporting that plans submitted last week for the mixed-use project on East Capitol Street a block from the Capitol Heights Metro station (map) calls for a much more modern design than previously planned. In addition to an urban Wal-Mart, the project will also have 283 apartments and 21,000 square feet of office space.

From Capitol Business:

The D.C. Housing Authority and its partner, A&R Cos., submitted plans for a Wal-Mart-anchored project in August of last year, but — at the urging of the Office of Planning — have broadened the project to take better advantage of the nearby Capitol Heights Metro station.

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