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A 250-Unit Apartment Building Pitched Just North of Nats Park

  • August 8th 2022

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Rendering of 1100 South Capitol Street SE. Click to enlarge.

Another large new apartment building is on the boards near Nats Park. 

The Ruben Companies has filed plans for a 248-unit apartment building at 1100 South Capitol Street SE (map) just north of Nationals Park and adjacent to St. Vincent de Paul church. The 130-foot tall building was designed by Eric Colbert & Associates and Robert A.M. Stern Architects. 

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The building will have 162 parking spaces, as well as a courtyard with various outdoor "rooms", and a rooftop pool. 

The original plans for this address were for a new 350,000 square-foot office building, but The Ruben Companies has switched gears to residential. The newly proposed building is part of a handful of new developments recently pitched around Nats Park, including a 671-unit development with retail and a large waterfront park. 

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/a-250-unit-apartment-building-pitched-just-north-of-nats-park/19933.

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