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A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown

  • March 30th 2018

by Nena Perry-Brown

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A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 2
Rendering of the café coffee bar on the ground floor

Last summer, Capital One announced its intention to create Capital One cafés in DC, a concept that combines coffee shops and co-working with financial services. Now, we have a sense of what the Georgetown café location will look like. 

A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 3
Rendering of lower level event space

Capital One is applying for a zoning special exception to turn the property at 3146-3150 M Street NW (map) into a 106-seat shop that sells prepared foods and offers financial services. The public will also be able to reserve meeting rooms in the shop free of charge. Capital One purchased 3150 M Street NW, formerly home to Nathans for $50.2 million last year.

A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 4
Rendering of upper level lounge space

No actual banking will be done on the site, although there will be ATMs; financial service staff will be available to patrons seeking assistance.

A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 5
Rendering of stair with light tubes and digital glass
A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 6
Rendering of stair with interactive LED chandelier

Seating and meeting areas will be spread across three levels; a circular stair at the center of the building will feature an art installation. CallisonRTKL is the interior designer. 

A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 7
Rendering of lower level stair seating

Capital One has plans for a second cafe location in Chinatown, where the banking giant has already purchased the rights to the former Verizon Center. There are dozens of Capital One cafés already open; the closest is in Richmond. Additional renderings are below.

A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 8
Rendering of upper level conference room
A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 9
Rendering of upper level banquette seating
A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 10
Rendering of upper level lounge
A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 11
Rendering of upper level "hub"
A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 1
Rendering of ground floor "drink rail"
A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 12
Rendering of ground floor demo area
A Glimpse into Capital One's Café in the Center of Georgetown: Figure 13
Rendering of ground floor "hub"

 

 

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