10285 Little Patuxent Parkway. Picture courtesy of Howard Hughes Corp.
Howard Hughes Corp. has begun development on an 86,000-square-foot medical workplace constructing at 10285 Little Patuxent Parkway in Columbia, Md.
The $45.8 million challenge within the Lakefront District marks the primary part of the developer’s $325 million stake within the $5 billion, 391-acre Downtown Columbia redevelopment.
The brand new four-story medical workplace property is predicted to open in early 2024. Designed by Studio Purple Architects, the constructing is anticipated to realize each LEED and Fitwel certifications. The property, which CommercialEdge information exhibits as being the primary addition of its type to Columbia in seven years, will host a wide range of tenants within the area, together with Orthopaedic Associates of Central Maryland, which has preleased 1 / 4 of the constructing’s house.
Facilities will embrace a lounge, a health heart, public artwork installations and an outside terrace. Located alongside Lake Kittamaqundi, the event will probably be on the heart of the redeveloped Lakefront District, in shut proximity to the Mall in Columbia, a number of different medical workplaces and a wide range of retail, eating and leisure choices.
The Maryland grasp plan
10285 Little Patuxent Parkway. Picture courtesy of Howard Hughes Corp.
The groundbreaking of the medical workplace constructing is the primary milestone for HHC’s $325 million funding within the Downtown Columbia redevelopment. The agency’s plans on the website name for the development of 1.3 million sq. ft of workplace house, 281,000 sq. ft of retail and 1,284 flats.
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The Downtown Columbia grasp plan, to be constructed over 30 years, will embrace a complete of 4.3 million sq. ft of workplace house, 1.3 million sq. ft of retail house, 6,200 flats and 640 lodges throughout three neighborhoods: Lakefront District, Merriweather District and Central District.
Within the Merriweather District, HHC had not too long ago completed development on Marlow, a 472-unit luxurious condominium neighborhood anchored by a Smashing Grapes restaurant. Within the Lakefront District, The third, a non-profit incubator house and café supporting women-of-color entrepreneurs not too long ago opened, and can quickly be joined by The Collective, a eating and leisure idea scheduled to welcome its first clients this winter.
HHC has additionally invested $10 million within the redevelopment of Central District’s Company Row workplace campus, a seven-building, 1 million-square-foot workplace park.
