306 Apartments Now Proposed for Verizon Site in Arlington

by | Apr 8, 2019

By Nena Perry-Brown posted April 8th, 2019 on dc.urbanturf.com

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Rendering of the development, from northwest looking southward. Click to enlarge.

At the end of last year, UrbanTurf reported on a mixed-use development proposed for the site of a Verizon building in National Landing. Now, more details, more-detailed renderings, and bigger ambitions are emerging for the project.

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Rendering of the development, from southwest looking northeast. Click to enlarge.

An LCOR subsidiary filed its final site plan application last week to construct an 18-story residential-over-retail building at 400 11th Street South (map). While the initial plans last year were for a 285-unit building with 12,194 square feet of commercial space, the latest plans are for 306 units atop 10,653 square feet of split between four commercial spaces.

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Rendering of the South Eads Street streetscape, looking southward. Click to enlarge.

The number of parking spaces has increased from 114 to 149; there would also be 141 bicycle parking spaces. The proposal requires a site plan amendment to rezone the 0.92-acre parcel from RA-H-3.2 to C-O-Crystal City.

SK+I Architectural Design Group is the architect for the project, which would also include a rooftop pool and clubroom.

This project is the latest in a string of proposed developments in the National Landing area which have recently added residential units in the wake of Amazon’s arrival.

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