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WRAPS Site Studies Cooper, Robertson & Partners December 8, 2014

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Wilson School Site Site Studies

Realigned N. Pierce Street & Extension Base 1 FOR PRESENTATION TOTAL GSF OFFICE RESIDENTIAL POTENTIAL RETAIL TOTAL

      346,000       795,000         40,000   1,181,000

Open Space (Development Parcels) ROW (N Pierce St and 18th St) FAR (County/Penzance)

        35,000         23,000              9.57

795 DU

APAH SITE 44,727 SF

24 STORY + PH 234 FT 406 FT ABOVE SL

75

18th St

1 STORY CONNECTION AT 3RD FLOOR

254

65

N Quinn St

115

ROAD 16,500 SF

OPEN SPACE 35,000 SF 436 FT ABOVE SL

47.0

204

50

65

404 FT ABOVE SL

d

Wilson Blv

Potential Retail Building heights do not include penthouse

0’

Cooper, Robertson & Partners

100’

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Realigned N. Pierce Street & Extension Framework

APAH

APS

0’

Cooper, Robertson & Partners

100’

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Pedestrian Friendly Perimeter Streets

Wilson School Site Site Studies

18th Street as Pedestrian Corridor, Realize Rosslyn

Active Wilson St Frontage, DC

N Pierce Extension as Potential Shared Use Street, Silver Spring, MD

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Wilson School Site Site Studies

Open Space Variation A Central Open Space

Tietgen Apartments, Copenhagen

Teardrop Park, Battery Park City

The Avenue, DC

Post Office Square, Boston

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Wilson School Site Site Studies

Open Space Variation Active and Inviting Wilson Blvd Entry

Bethesda Lane, MD

Worldwide Plaza, NYC

Zuccotti Park, NYC

Lyon Place, Clarendon Center Page 5

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Wilson School Site Site Studies

Open Space Variation A Porous Northern Edge

Apartment building, Lyon, France

Flats at Union Row, DC

Mid-block Passage, NYC

Mid-block Passage, NYC Page 6

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Wilson School Site Site Studies

Realigned N. Pierce Street & Extension Axon

APAH SITE

24 STORY + PH 234 FT (406 FT ABOVE SL)

APS SITE 17 STORY + PH 228 FT (404 FT ABOVE SL)

27 STORY + PH 262 FT (436 FT ABOVE SL)

0’

Cooper, Robertson & Partners

100’

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Wilson School Site Site Studies

Penzance Site Redevelopment Res Only 1 TOTAL GSF RESIDENTIAL POTENTIAL RETAIL TOTAL

      899,000         19,000       918,000

ROW (N Pierce St and 18th St) FAR (Penzance)

          3,000           14.14

899 DU

APAH SITE 44,727 SF

75

277

18th St

27 STORY + PH 262 FT 436 FT ABOVE SL

N Quinn St

409 FT ABOVE SL

15

75

65 24 STORY + PH 234 FT 409 FT ABOVE SL

d

Wilson Blv

Potential Retail Building heights do not include penthouse

0’

Cooper, Robertson & Partners

100’

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Wilson School Site Site Studies

Penzance Site Redevelopment Framework

APAH

APS

COUNTY

PENZANCE

0’

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100’

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Wilson School Site Site Studies

Penzance Redevelopment Axon

APAH SITE

24 STORY + PH 234 FT (409 FT ABOVE SL)

APS SITE

27 STORY + PH 262 FT (436 FT ABOVE SL)

24 STORY + PH 234 FT (409 FT ABOVE SL)

COUNTY SITE

0’

Cooper, Robertson & Partners

100’

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Support of WRAPS Charge / Guiding Principles

Wilson School Site Site Studies

Co-Development (County/Penzance) Option - Provides 35,000 sf of passive park and recreational open space amentities to enhance and enrich the community (GP County Goals) - “Economically viable, urban and vibrant development with a mix of uses, heights and densities” (GP County Goals) - “Create a memorable urban “place” that supports retail activation along Wilson Boulevard” (GP 1) - “Concentrate taller buildings along the eastern portion of the study area...” (GP 5)

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Support of WRAPS Charge / Guiding Principles (cont.)

Wilson School Site Site Studies

- “Effectively frame Wilson Boulevard either through a building face or otherwise in an effort to ensure an active and vibrant pedestrian experience.” (GP 11) - “Locate parks, plazas, and other green spaces for visibility, easy access and maximum use.” (GP 12) - “Design 18th Street to support neighborhood circulation with enhanced sidewalks and landscaping.” (GP 13) - “Design 18th Street to support as a neighborhood circulation public way with enhanced sidewalks and landscaping.” (GP 13) - “Create smaller, walkable blocks by introducing new streets, alleys, and/or pedestrian walkways.” (GP 16) Page 14

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Support of WRAPS Charge / Guiding Principles (cont.)

Wilson School Site Site Studies

- “Establish an urban design scheme that complements changes to the surrounding area contemplated in the Rosslyn Sector Plan Update.” (GP 17) - “...locate and design beautiful open spaces to maximize the size of contiguous areas and ensure the flexibility of uses and activities...” (GP 18) - “Increase pedestrian and bicycle access for all users to and through the site.” (GP 32) - “Expand the street grid within the study area to ensure adequate circulation for fire/emergency response and school-related transportation needs.” (GP 35) -

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