Kenyon Square

Washington, DC

Torti Gallas collaborated on the redevelopment of two parcels in Columbia Heights, Washington, D.C., contributing to the neighborhood's revitalization. Kenyon Square, a 153-unit luxury condominium with street-level retail, blends Art Deco and Italianate architectural styles while integrating modern, light-filled residences above an existing Metro tunnel.

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Project Data
153 condominium units
75 unit senior building (Victory Heights)
20,000 sf of 1st floor retail space with outdoor café seating
below grade parking for 177 cars
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Project Description

Torti Gallas worked with a developer client on the redevelopment of two parcels of the Columbia Heights area of Washington D.C. One of Washington’s oldest neighborhoods, Columbia Heights is experiencing an urban transformation back to its previous grandeur. Kenyon Square is a luxury 153- unit condominium building with street level retail built over an existing Metro tunnel. The architecture of the building reflects the varied styles of Washington, D.C. The southern facade is a deco style with large expanses of glass and wonderful views of the city. The northern portion of the building is designed in an Italianate style, echoing the design of grand Washington, D.C. apartment houses. The residential units feature spacious floor plans, functional and modern kitchens, ample storage and closet space, and light-filled rooms. Many of the homes feature balconies. First floor retail wrapping around the Metro entrance provides convenient retail for residents and metro riders.

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