6th and Franklin – Richmond, VA

Strategically positioned at 6th and Franklin Streets, this Art Deco-Inspired, mixed-use high-rise exemplifies sustainable urban infill development in Richmond’s historic center. Anchored by the iconic Hotel John Marshall, the design creates a thoughtful dialogue between heritage and innovation.

Created by a collaboration between the private sector, Virginia Housing and the PACE program, this development delivers energy- Efficient, affordable workforce housing while catalyzing diverse uses in downtown Richmond. The project honors the neighborhood’s architectural legacy through contextual design elements and curated public art installations.

Street-level, food-oriented retail activates the sidewalk experience, while a public rooftop terrace bar offers panoramic city views. The development serves as both architectural achievement and community catalyst, embodying Richmond’s commitment to its past while embracing its future as a premier Southeast destination.

[materials]:

Panelized light gauge metal structure, Limestone, ACM panels, aluminum and bronze accents.

[walk score]:

97

[bike score]:

87

[transit score]:

64

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