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Atlantic Plumbing Could Add a Private Penthouse Bar

  • January 3rd 2019

by Nena Perry-Brown

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The residents at Atlantic Plumbing will have a new amenity soon. 

Developer JBG Smith has applied for a special exception to add a rooftop bar and lounge for residents to the Atlantic Plumbing building at 2112 8th Street NW (map).

Schematic of penthouse portion to be converted into bar. Click to enlarge.

Delivered in 2015, the 11-story building contains 310 apartments and 19,000 square feet of commercial space, including a Landmark movie theatre. The penthouse already has indoor/outdoor amenity space for its residents. If approved, the special exception would allow 957 square feet of this amenity space to be converted into a bar/lounge for residents and their guests.

A Board of Zoning Adjustment hearing is scheduled for late March, and the applicants will also need to acquire a liquor license. The building was designed by Morris Adjmi Architects; Eric Colbert and Associates is the architect of record. The third building Atlantic Plumbing building is also scheduled to deliver this year.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/atlantic-plumbing-could-add-private-penthouse-bar-to-the-pipeline/14838.

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