New rendering of 300 K Street; Click to enlarge.
Original rendering of 300 K Street; Click to enlarge.
The building will have approximately 10,141 SF of ground floor retail space with 11'6" ceiling heights slab to slab.
First floor plate for 300 K Street; Click to enlarge.
As you can see from the drawing above a lobby entrance is planned at the center of the K Street frontage with retail space on either side flowing back along the 3rd and 4th street frontages.
Up Next: A closer look at 400 K Street
Renderings courtesy of www.mountvernonplace.com
5 comments:
Nice to see that website finally updated. It hadn't changed in many years.
all theses maxed out flat topped buildings are killing our cityscape.
look at these sightlines in noma:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/scenicartisan/3919573395/
i do wish there was more room and inclination for variances of rooflines.
and i wish that everyone wasn't jumping on the ceiling-to-floor glass look all at once.
at least someday we'll be able to point at them and say "that building was built 2007-2012 (or so)"
and a lobby just kills the block. smaller entrance space, more retail!
Seems to have become fashionable to say that you don't like the glass walled office buildings.
I don't follow. I actually like them. Could there be some more variety? Probably.
I agree with IMGoph. The all glass look is getting stale quickly. I wish more developers would choose designs that mix colors materials: glass, masonry, wood, metal, etc. If I was shown that rendering of #300 K Street out of context, I couldn't differentiate it from the hundreds of similar, existing buildings all over downtown.
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