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View From the Top: The Latest Look For Central Place

by UrbanTurf Staff

View From the Top: The Latest Look For Central Place: Figure 1
Observation Deck at CEB Tower

JBG’s Central Place is set to deliver early next year and the development team recently provided UrbanTurf with new renderings of the project’s public observation deck that will sit 31 stories above the Rosslyn Metro.

When complete in early 2017, Central Place will consist of a 525,000-square-foot office tower anchored by the Corporate Executive Board, and a 377-unit residential tower. There will be a public plaza and 45,000 square feet of ground-level retail.

The observation deck will be open to the public and offer views of the National Mall and Arlington National Cemetery. Rosslyn officials told ARLnow in 2014 that they expect it to be a major tourist destination.

Below are more updated renderings of the development:

View From the Top: The Latest Look For Central Place: Figure 2
Central Place Residences

View From the Top: The Latest Look For Central Place: Figure 3
CEB Tower

View From the Top: The Latest Look For Central Place: Figure 4
Observation Deck

View From the Top: The Latest Look For Central Place: Figure 5
Central Place Plaza

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/view_from_the_top_the_latest_look_for_central_place/10879

2 Comments

  1. Stan said at 9:53 pm on Wednesday February 17, 2016:
    Does 31 stories make it the tallest building in the metro area?
  1. Rosslyner said at 4:25 pm on Thursday February 25, 2016:
    1812 N. Moore, the building across the street w the pyramid top in one of the pictures, is 35 stories. Seems that they are both about the same height in the pictures.

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