Tuesday, December 4, 2007

NoMa Top Design List:

The vision of tomorrow's NoMa:



1111 North Capitol:


Details:
Office: 500,000 SF
Retail: 20,000 SF
Cultural: 5,000 SF
I love this building. The reuse of the historic warehouse meets a modern glass structure. The movement of the glass structures is beautiful.

Constitution Square (1st St. NE between M & N):


Details:
Office: 1,300,000 SF
Residential: 1000 Units
Hotel: 200 rooms
Retail: 100,000 SF

One block. 1500 residents. Grocery store. A whole lot of retail and office. What more can I say? (The estimate of 1500 residents is based on the equation that 50% of the units will have one occupant and 50% will have two)


111 K Street:


Details:
Office: 90,000 SF
Retail: 1,500 SF

This triangular building is on a supersmall lot next to the metro tracks. An based on certain documents, this development may one day have a direct connection to the MBT/ Burnham Spine/ Union Station air rights development.


1100 & 1150 First Street:


Details:
Office: 670,000 SF
Retail: 30,000 SF

Clean and simple. I like the subtle nature of the slanted twin buildings.


Capitol Square:


Details:
Office: 575,000 GSF
Residential: 650 Units
Hotel: 250,000 GSF
Retail: 200,000 GSF

It seems like a slightly slimmer version of the Constitution Square development. Hopefully the McDonald's and smaller building will be razed for a more mixed-use structure.

8 comments:

suicide_blond said...

oh wow... where on earth did you dig up all the soopa schweet info???

suicide_blond said...

oh wow... where on earth did you dig up all the soopa schweet info???

Justin from ReadysetDC said...

I didn't do much... nomabid.com did all the work..lol

pqresident said...

I can't believe the McDonald's is standing in that rendering. what a hoot!

DG said...

thanks for this! that mcdonalds looks Ridiculous

bpbri said...

Thanks very much for posting this. Our neighborhood (next to NoMa) has been buzzing about the great compilation of renderings you've created.

bpbri said...

Thanks very much for posting this. Our neighborhood (next to NoMa) has been buzzing about the great compilation of renderings you've created.

Justin from ReadysetDC said...

Glad to see others are excited!