Conceived as the neighborhood commercial center for the Southwest Washington Redevelopment Area, the mall consists primarily of a U-shaped shopping center. A small indoor mall is located to the north, and beyond that, an open plaza. Flanking office towers, joined by a single-story bridge, house employees of the Environmental Protection Agency. In color and material, this complex
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Waterside Mall
1968–1972, Chloethiel Woodard Smith. 400 M St. SW
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