- 14-Story, 400,000-Square-Foot Residential Building
- LEED Gold-Certified
- Scandinavian-Inspired Design With Natural Materials, Light Wood, and Neutral Palettes
- Wellness-Focused Amenities, Including a Rooftop Pool, Penthouse Fitness Center, Garden Courtyard, and Dog Run
- Double-Height Through-Lobby
- Green Roofs and Landscaped Walkways Support Stormwater Management and Enhance Sustainability
- Shared Community Amenities Linked to Neighboring Buildings
Across Washington, D.C., neighborhoods like Buzzard Point are transforming from industrial waterfronts into vibrant, mixed-use destinations. Today’s residents seek more than just a home; they want wellness-focused amenities, strong community connections, and access to green space. Everly, a 14-story residential building within The Stacks — a six-acre mixed-use waterfront development master planned by Gensler — responds to this shift by blending elegant design with an active urban setting, creating a walkable, connected community that prioritizes livability, sustainability, and a strong sense of place.
Gensler designed Everly as a serene, Scandinavian-inspired residential retreat. Featuring 413 residences, wellness-focused amenities, and a dynamic streetscape, the design balances tranquility with vibrant urban energy. Thoughtful details — from ground-level townhome-style residences to an elegant rooftop pool and garden courtyard — create a layered experience that advances community and connection. Everly seamlessly integrates modern living with Washington, D.C.’s historic character while supporting a walkable, sustainable neighborhood.
Everly sets a new standard for modern urban living in Washington, D.C., blending thoughtful design, wellness, and community connection. By transforming a former industrial waterfront into a vibrant, walkable neighborhood, it strengthens the city’s fabric and enhances the quality of life for residents. With shared green spaces, sustainable strategies, and dynamic retail, Everly contributes to a more resilient, connected Buzzard Point — creating a lasting impact that reflects the evolving needs of today’s city dwellers.
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Multifamily Dive spotlighted the opening of The Stacks, a new multifamily development that transforms a former industrial site in Washington, D.C. Its three residential buildings each have a unique design aesthetic, with Everly’s based around natural materials and clean lines.
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CoStar featured the Everly apartment complex, designed by Gensler, in Washington, D.C.’s Buzzard Point neighborhood. As one of three residential buildings at The Stacks, it offers a distinctive luxury living option for residents’ needs.
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Rebusiness Online covered the completion of phase one of The Stacks mixed-use development, including the Gensler-designed luxury apartment building Everly, which features 413 residential units within a 14-story building.
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