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Episodic Streetscape: A Design Evolution for Proposed Georgetown Hotel
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Last August, a proposal was revived and remixed to bring a new hotel to the former site of Georgetown's Latham Hotel. Now, the concept has a new, arch-free architectural design.
Thor Equities is proposing a 100-room hotel with retail and restaurant space at 3000 M Street NW (map). Winstanley Architects is further emphasizing the "episodic streetscape" with the new design.
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The development will also require a planned unit development (PUD) application with a map amendment. A 10-story, 88-room hotel above three stories of retail was previously approved before plans evolved to an 8-story, 256-room hotel above a single story of retail.

The Old Georgetown Board will review the proposal tomorrow. Additional renderings are below.






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