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Hotel and a Rooftop Restaurant Could Be Coming to Union Station Office Building

  • May 11th 2020

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Aerial rendering. Click to enlarge.

An office building one block from Union Station that counts US Citizenship and Immigration Services among its tenants is on the way to gaining a couple of stories and a rooftop venue.

Government Properties Income Trust and the RMR Group have filed a zoning application to add two stories and a 20-foot penthouse to the existing 8-story office building at 20 Massachusetts Avenue NW (map). Upon completion, the building would have three retail tenants, four stories of hotel rooms, and four stories of office beneath a "rooftop restaurant".

Northwest view, courtesy of Lifang. Click to enlarge.

The rooftop venue could also include bar/lounge/nightclub uses, and/or could be used as an amenity or event space for the office or hotel. The building will retain 186 of its 187 below-grade parking spaces, and will add 66 bicycle spaces to reach the required 76. Leo A. Daly is the architect.

Northeast view. Click to enlarge.

A zoning hearing has not yet been scheduled; the application also requires review by the Architect of the Capitol.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/an-application-to-add-hotel-and-rooftop-restaurant-to-union-station-office-/16822.

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