Oda
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Oda, from most recent to least.
Nearly 1,000 Units + Retail: A First Look at the Second Phase of DC's Bridge District
UrbanTurf Staff | January 9th 2023
The two-building project will include approximately 825 residential units, 151 lodging units and about 24,400 square feet of retail near Poplar Point.... read»
What $7,200 Rents: 1,800 Square Feet and a View of the 2020 World Series
UrbanTurf Staff | October 23rd 2019
On the day following the Nats first World Series win, UrbanTurf has photos and details of the first apartment that will offer the views into Nats Park... read»
The New DC Building Where Half of the Residents Will Have Ballpark Views
Nena Perry-Brown | October 25th 2018
The unique design of this Navy Yard building will provide nearly half of its residents with this built-in amenity.... read»
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SHoP, ODA, Adjmi: The Eleven Architects That Will Design Phase Two of The Wharf
Mark Wellborn | January 31st 2017
The eleven firms could set a high bar for the design of new development in the city. ... read»
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