1101 New York Avenue
Submitted by Visitor on 30 December, 2007 - 13:27
Location:
New York Avenue
Washington, DC
USA
Partners:
Cylon Controls
Facility:
393,000 square feet with 12 floors above grade
Typical floor of 31,115 square feet
Continuous windows 11 feet high along perimeter
No perimeter columns on three sides
Achievable finished ceiling heights of 9 feet
Well-located core services
Building Amenities
Lobby attendant 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Free standing on all four sides
Fitness facility, concierge service, rooftop terrace
Proposed restaurant, sundries shop, bank
Ten corner offices on each of the upper levels
Parking
Three levels of below-grade parking
One space for every 1,500 square feet leased
Two shuttle elevators connect to Ground Floor
Entrance to parking off 11th Street
Tenant-Controlled Comfort
State-of-the-art HVAC system, variable air volume
Advanced communications systems, fiber optics access
Capacity for supplemental cooling systems
Electrical capacity at 8 watts per square foot
Seven passenger elevators, one dedicated freight cab
Advanced Building Technology
Energy conservation systems
Life safety systems
Sustainable, LEED-certified design
Security
Comprehensive Kastle Systems program
Building perimeter, suite access monitored
Card readers control elevators and parking access
Electronic surveillance
Building Management
Over 30 years of experience in the Washington market
Responsive on-site property management by owner
Advanced Design
Background:
Building Specifications
Project description:
Signature Building
Louis Dreyfus Property Group is developing
1101 New York Avenue,Washington’s newest
landmark building that will set the standard
for architecture and construction in the city.
Designed by Kevin Roche to meet the highest standards
of quality and efficiency, it offers
tenants the latest in building systems to ensure their
comfort and productivity.
The building’s unique structural system results in
no perimeter columns on three sides of the
393,000-square-foot Class A building.
The clear glass facade, dark granite base, glass
canopy and its unusually open position on
New York Avenue provide a strong identity for
executive tenants in the building.
The entrance lobby is distinguished by elegant
materials and finishes, including granite,
marble, anigré wood and zinc alloy trim.
Neighborhood Revitalization
The area surrounding 1101 New York Avenue
is part of the revitalization of Washington’s downtown
core. When the site of the old Convention
Center is redeveloped, additional retail and residential
facilities will be brought into the area as well as
entertainment venues
and public spaces.
Client:
TOLK Engineers - MEP Engineering
W.E. Bowers, Inc. - Mechanical Contractor