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Renderings Released For New 63-Unit Condo Project in Mount Vernon Square

  • July 3rd 2012

by UrbanTurf Staff

Renderings Released For New 63-Unit Condo Project in Mount Vernon Square: Figure 1
Rendering of 460 New York Avenue

Renderings of Bozzuto’s planned 63-unit condominium project for New York Avenue have been published on the project architect’s website.

The 11-story project designed by WDG Architecture will be located at 460 New York Avenue (map), and will offer studio, one-bedroom and one-bedroom with den units. There will be 54 below-grade parking spaces, a fitness center and a massive penthouse with a large outdoor space.

Renderings Released For New 63-Unit Condo Project in Mount Vernon Square: Figure 2

No construction timeline has been announced for the project, but here is more on the development from WDG:

This project preserves a three-story historic warehouse building as the base for a new modern metal and glass tower. At the same time, the tower was designed to stand out from the base so that existing building was recognizable as being from another era. The new tower features bay windows that align and give organization to the overall project, and are angled to give residents impressively long-views looking up New York Avenue.

The new project would be following in the footsteps of CityVista and Yale Lofts, condo developments built over the last decade that represented the changing face of the area. The main difference between 460 New York Avenue and those projects is that it would be much smaller.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/renderings_released_for_new_63-unit_condo_project_in_mount_vernon_square/5730.

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