Hilton Garden Inn Alexandria Old Town
Location:
Alexandria, Virginia
Client:
Carr City Centers
Architect:
Rust Orling Architecture
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Size:
89,000 square feet
Year Completed:
2014
Certification:
LEED Silver (targeted)
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Expertise:
This six-story Hilton Garden Inn Alexandria Old Town hotel is located at the corner of Prince Street and Daingerfield Road in historic Alexandria, Va. Owned by Carr City Centers, the 87,855 square-foot, 109-room facility is operated by Hilton Garden Inn.
The hotel, which features a brick and fiber cement panel façade, also includes one level of below-grade parking with 32 spaces that is exclusively valet controlled. A loading bay is planned for the Daingerfield Road side of the building and is deep enough to permit trucks to pull completely within the structure.
The new hotel is situated two blocks from King Street Metro station. A rooftop terrace offers views stretching above the Alexandria skyline as far as the Washington Monument. Comfortable seating and wooden arbors in the terrace gardens provide guests an impressive social venue. The hotel also features a meeting room, offering more than 600 square feet of flexible meeting space.
Clark's scope of work also includes demolishing an existing parking lot and performing improvements to the surrounding streetscape. The hotel includes a boardroom, a sundeck, and a green roof. The hotel is designed to achieve LEED® Silver certification.
Clark Foundations performed the support of excavation work for the project.
Project News
- Clark Breaks Ground on New Virginia Hotel January 30, 2014
