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Renderings Reveal Mountain Lodge Feel at Brookland's Monroe Street Market

  • January 3rd 2013

by UrbanTurf Staff

Renderings Reveal Mountain Lodge Feel at Brookland's Monroe Street Market: Figure 1
Brookland Works

The alpine lodge-like lobby in the image above will soon be sitting in Brookland.

New renderings of the first three apartment buildings to deliver in Brookland’s Monroe Street Market have been released, giving a sense at least of what the lobbies in those buildings will look like.

Renderings Reveal Mountain Lodge Feel at Brookland's Monroe Street Market: Figure 2
Cornerstone

Monroe Street Market is a $200 million development that will bring residential, retail and artist studio space to Brookland. Located on Catholic University’s south campus, the 8.9 acre plot, bounded on the north side by Michigan Avenue, will be located on five city blocks adjacent to the Brookland-CUA Metro. When complete, the community will consist of 718 residential units, 45 townhomes, 80,000 square feet of street-level retail, 15,000 square feet of artist studio space, a community arts center, and 850 underground parking spaces.

Renderings Reveal Mountain Lodge Feel at Brookland's Monroe Street Market: Figure 3
Portland Flats

The first phase of the project, apartments by Bozzuto, will total 562 units in three buildings and deliver over the course of the next 12 months. Brookland Works, with its mountain lodge-like lobby, will open its doors in June and start pre-leasing in March. The other two buildings — Portland Flats and Cornerstone — will open in October 2013 and January 2014, respectively.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/renderings_reveal_a_mountain_lodge_feel_at_monroe_street_market/6468.

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