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New Renderings of The Standard Eleven

  • April 30, 2012

by Shilpi Paul

New Renderings of The Standard Eleven: Figure 1
Rooftop at the Standard Eleven

The Standard Eleven, a new condo project at 1109 M Street NW (map), just launched a website with new renderings and floor plans for each unit.

The project will be comprised of eleven efficiencies, one- and two-bedroom units, with several two-story condos and loft-style penthouses, ranging in size from 423 to 1,731 square feet. All the units are designed with outdoor space and access to a roof deck with a bar area and an iPod docking station. Pricing has not been released, but a model unit will be open for people to check out in mid-May. Additional renderings below.

New Renderings of The Standard Eleven: Figure 2
Unit with lofted bedroom

New Renderings of The Standard Eleven: Figure 3
Two-story unit

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