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Scaffolding Partially Comes Down Revealing New LivingSocial Building at 7th and NY Ave, NW

Dear PoPville,

For months now, I’ve walked past the corner of 7th and New York, across 7th from the Convention Center, and wondered what is going in there. It looks like a pretty hefty renovation, with most of the building covered by tarp. Now, part of it is uncovered, but still no clues as to what it will eventually be.

It’s always been a place that I’d love to see developed, as the building and location have so much potential. Now I’m just growing impatient!

This is going to be more LivingSocial office space. Thanks to all who tweeted/emailed that much of the scaffolding has been removed. LivingSocial def. knows how to pick cool buildings. Here are a couple of shots I took yesterday from 7th Street looking east:

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