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The Temple · 1610 Columbia Road NW · Washington D.C.

Between past and future, life takes form.

This iconic structure rising at 1610 Columbia Road occupies a distinguished place in the architectural heritage of Washington, D.C. Constructed in the 1930s, this architectural landmark has been among the defining edifices that have shaped the cultural and social fabric of its surrounding neighborhood.

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The Temple
1610 Columbia Road NW — The Temple aerial view 1610 Columbia Rd NW · Washington D.C.
01 · The Temple

A distinguished place in architectural memory.

Taking its name from the edifice that has borne witness to this corner since the day of its construction, The Temple is a residence where reverence for history intersects with contemporary living. Every dimension has been conceived to accommodate the present without effacing the vestiges of time.

This project reinterprets the enduring symbols of the past and integrates them with today's paradigm of living. While the exterior continues to embody the character of a former era, the interiors are being reconceived to meet the expectations of modern life.

This approach constitutes not merely a transformation; it is a resolute reinterpretation that honors the passage of time.
Installation of the Moroni statue in the 1930s Moroni · 1930s
02 · Moroni · 1930s

A symbol beyond time.

The Moroni figure, enduring from the 1930s to the present day, is far more than a statue; it is a powerful symbol embodying the aesthetic sensibility and aspirational ethos of an era.

Shaped in concert with the distinctive architectural vision of its period, this figure was conceived as one of the structure's most compelling elements. With its gaze directed toward the firmament and a dynamic posture reaching toward the cosmos, it symbolizes an awakening, a proclamation, and a summons to advance.

Maintaining its presence through the shifting strata of time, this figure remains an inseparable component of The Temple's identity and spirit.
03 · Project Features

One project, two temporal strata.

The building's 65 total residential units are distributed across two distinct blocks: the Historic Units within the heritage shell and the modern Addition directly adjacent.

31
Historic Units
Within The Heritage Shell
34
Modern Units
Addition Modern Units
1+1 / 2+1
Unit Types
Mixed Typology
Historic unit — living area
Historic unit — bedroom
Historic unit — terrace view
04 · Historic · Within the Heritage Shell

Within the heritage shell.

While the architecture of the past is preserved, it is being reimagined through the lens of contemporary living. The Temple unites the character of the 1930s with the residential standards of today.

31Historic Units
1+1 / 2+1Mixed Typology
1931Original Year

The Temple presents the seamless convergence of architectural heritage and contemporary living. Meticulously designed residential spaces unite aesthetic refinement with functional excellence.

05 · Addition · Modern Units

Conceived for living.

Expansive and luminous living areas have been designed to accommodate every moment of the day. Living rooms suffused with natural light elevate the comfort of modern life to its highest expression. Every detail has been conceived to enhance quality of life.

34Modern Units
2+1Modern Units

Elegant lines, premium materials, balanced design. The Temple interiors present aesthetics and functionality in flawless harmony. These spaces have been designed not merely for habitation, but for the cultivation of refined living.

Addition modern unit — 2+1 living area
Addition modern unit — bedroom
Addition modern unit — kitchen
The Temple cephe detayı
06 · Architecture

An architectural signature.

The exterior, preserving its historic texture, constitutes one of the most powerful elements defining The Temple's character. Classical architectural details merge with modern accents to produce a timeless aesthetic.

Stonework
Pointed Arches
Stained Glass Windows
Gothic Revival Tower
07 · A Statement

The Temple is reborn.

The Temple presents the seamless convergence of architectural heritage and contemporary living. Meticulously designed residential spaces unite aesthetic refinement with functional excellence.

This project is not merely a residence; it is a timeless living experience.

08 · Location

At the center of life.

Columbia Road stands as one of Washington, D.C.'s most characterful and vibrant corridors. The city's political center, cultural institutions, and social life converge along this axis.

The vitality of Adams Morgan, the prestige of Dupont Circle, and the dynamism of metropolitan life converge at this nexus.

Adams MorganWalking Distance
Dupont CirclePrestigious Corridors
Howard University~ 5 min
The White House~ 3 km
Lincoln Memorial~ 4 km
U.S. Capitol~ 5 km
1610 Columbia Rd NW · Washington, D.C. 20009
Washington D.C. location map — The Temple
09 · Project and Unit Features

Every detail the building embodies.

Project Features

06 items
34 Modern Units
31 Historic Units
Fitness Center
Bicycle Room
Storage Areas
The Intersection of Culture, Art, and Politics

Unit Features

06 items
Spacious Terraces
Historic Units
With Balcony
1+1, 2+1 Mixed-Use Project
Appliances Included
Elevator
11 · Contact

Times change, values endure.

Architecture bearing the vestiges of the past acquires renewed significance through today's urban life. The Temple stands in harmony with its surroundings while asserting a distinctive and commanding presence of its own.

In the heart of the city, yet within its own tranquil domain.
Address 1610 Columbia Rd NW
City Washington, D.C.