Ten at Clarendon

Facing west on 10th Street N, the improved streetscape is a dramatic change from the original use-car lot and saloon The residential lobby is located midblock, directly across from the crosswalk leading to the nearby Metro station The rhythm of glassy vertical bays mitigates the façade’s length; a continuous plane of red weaves in and out A bronze fin marks the retail space’s entrance. Above, a tier of corner 2BR units have views towards DC Vertical bays on the main front façade are glazed curtainwall with custom mullions. A vertical recessed slot organizes and hides the through-wall exhausts North facade Ground floor office space is provided on Highland Street. The mass of the building steps down from the corner towards the neighboring garden apartments The rear façade overlooks a landscaped courtyard. A path provides direct access into the bike workshop and storage room Many units are provided with balconies. On the ground floor, the lobby opens up to a landscaped courtyard with many amenities Alley facade Rooftop organic community garden, foosball table, fireplace, and lounge area connect the residents to the outdoors Not just a waiting area, the lobby is a community hub with a gym, lounge, and multiple seating areas Different seating groups provide flexible zones for working, relaxing, or socializing The lounge has visual connection through the building, with views to both the private courtyard and the public sidewalk Lounge features a pool table, fireplace, communal tables, wifi, and ample outlets Communal lounge spaces share in the activity of the public sidewalk outside A state of the art gym activates the street frontage Large windows in each unit allow ample sunlight Privacy in the buried bedrooms is provided by large sliding doors Unit Kitchen 10th Street N Before 10th Street N Before Sections Facade Diagrams First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan Fifth Floor Plan Roof Plan North and South Elevations East Elevation