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10Eleven M Street

Washington, D.C.

Entrant/Designer: Torti Gallas Urban

Builder/Developer: 11M Partners, Community Three Development

Interior Designer: Darryl Carter

Photographer: Torti Gallas Urban

Units: 71

Unit sizes: 520 – 1,500 sf

Sales price: $400,000 to $1.4 million

Hard costs: $215/sf

Designing fresh, innovative buildings can be particularly challenging in infill settings where existing structures must be accommodated and complemented.

The 10Eleven condominium in the Mt. Vernon Square neighborhood of Washington, D.C., replaced a blighted corner parking lot with a mixed-use project that adds a distinctive focal point to the intersection.

Judges appreciated the building as a “wonderful and thoughtful addition to the neighborhood” and noted the “respectful new construction adjacent to a historic church.”

“10Eleven is an artful integration of classical and contemporary design,” says Sarah Alexander, principal at Torti Gallas + Partners, in Silver Spring, Md. “The overall building is composed of two distinct pieces that each read as their own buildings—one classical, one modern—which gracefully wrap around an existing historical townhouse.”

The 71-unit building, which was nearly 80% sold out upon completion, features a neoclassical façade on M Street, inspired by some of the city’s “best addresses,” and a modern façade with glass bay windows on the 11th Street side, which is the more commercial frontage. In addition, the modern section’s ground floor has 4,000 square feet of retail space, including outdoor seating that contributes to revitalization of the neighborhood.

The judges, who described 10Eleven as “incredibly smart and respectful,” loved the detailing, which they found to be a “beautiful use of preservation and contrast.” The creative design is a tribute to existing buildings in the surrounding historical Shaw neighborhood. —Michele Lerner

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Award Multifamily 10Eleven exterior

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Award Multifamily 10Eleven exterior glazing

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Award Multifamily 10Eleven entryway

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Award Multifamily 10Eleven kitchen dining

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Award Multifamily 10Eleven kitchen living

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Award Multifamily 10Eleven dining

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Multifamily 10 Eleven site plan

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Multifamily 10 Eleven project site

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Multifamily 10 Eleven design illustration

FLOOR PLANS

Units: 71

Stories: 9

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Multifamily 10 Eleven ground floor plan

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Multifamily 10 Eleven floor plans

2019 Professional Builder Design Awards Gold Multifamily 10 Eleven rooftop plan

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