Newly released renderings for the Pelli Clarke Pelli-designed The Louvre at Century Park by ProCura reveal a bold new direction for the project. No longer arranged in a square-with-inner-courtyard configuration, the redesigned Louvre now appears to be named for its inclusion of window louvres more than any former connection to the museum of the same name. 

The Louvre at Century Park, image via ProCura

Nonetheless, a Euro-infused design scheme appears to be intact, the clock-faced bell tower, arched windows, and brickwork facade, all seemingly included with a particular aesthetic in mind. The Louvre at Century Park will consist of 400 suites placed above 9,000 sq ft of retail, with 2 levels of underground parking with room for 420 cars. 

The Louvre at Century Park, aerial view, image via ProCura

On target to become home for upwards of 500 new residents, the mixed-use development will feature an array of amenities. These will include a rooftop patio and terrace, fitness centre, and a library, while individual suites will be graced with high end appliances and fixtures. 

The Louvre at Century Park, urban context view, image via ProCura

Located near 111 St NW and 23 Ave NW, close to Century Park station, several highways, and a series of large parks, The Louvre will be a popular address for those looking for a mix of urban and suburban living. Part of a much larger buildout at Century Park, The Louvre will one day be but one of several high-density developments in the area. 

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