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The Residences at CityCenter Revealed

  • July 31st 2012

by Shilpi Paul

The Residences at CityCenter Revealed: Figure 1
Renderings courtesy of Foster + Partners.

The skeleton of the massive mixed-use project CityCenter is finally starting to take shape at 9th and H Street NW (map), and a recently launched website reveals what the residential units will look like.

The Residences at CityCenter Revealed: Figure 2

The two-tower, 216-unit condo building was designed by Foster + Partners, and has a breezy, modern, open look. Floor-to-ceiling windows and solar shading help maximize and manage the amount of light that enters each unit, and all condos will have an outdoor area. Shared amenities will include a spa treatment room, a wine cellar, and a fire pit. Unit sizes will range from 675 to 2,675 square feet, with one-bedrooms starting in the $400,000s and two-bedrooms in the $700s. Delivery is expected for the 4th quarter of 2013.

More renderings below.

The Residences at CityCenter Revealed: Figure 3

The Residences at CityCenter Revealed: Figure 4

The Residences at CityCenter Revealed: Figure 5

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_residences_at_citycenter_revealed/5843.

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