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30-Unit Residential Project With Retail Planned For U Street

  • April 21st 2015

by UrbanTurf Staff

30-Unit Residential Project With Retail Planned For U Street: Figure 1
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Neighborhood Development Company (NDC) will develop the building on the corner of 11th and U Street NW into a ten-story residential project with 25 to 30 units. Details of the new development were outlined to the ANC 1B Zoning, Preservation and Development Committee on Monday night.

NDC will raze the two-story building at 2002 11th Street NW (map) formerly owned by Industrial Bank to construct the new development. The site is one block east of Ben’s Chili Bowl and two blocks east of a proposed 25-unit project from the Goldstar Group.

NDC’s Kevin Brown told the committee that the project is in the concept design stage (see the early sketch of the massing above), but that the developer has already had discussions with the Office of Planning and other city agencies about the project. Brown told UrbanTurf that they expect to break ground on the development next year. The architects are The Freelon Group and Bonstra|Haresign.

Neighborhood Development Company has completed a number of large residential projects around the city, and the firm is proposing 22 shipping container condos near H Street NE.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/30-unit_project_planned_for_u_street_corridor/9789.

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