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Douglas Development Plans Mixed Use Project For 14th Street

  • December 12th 2013

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Douglas Development Plans Mixed Use Project For 14th Street: Figure 1
Rendering for 1313-1317 14th Street NW

The architects for a new 14th Street mixed-use project from Douglas Development stopped by the ANC 2F Community Development Meeting on Wednesday night to share design plans for the new development.

Located at 1313-1317 14th Street NW (map), the project would consist of retail on the first floor with offices on the upper levels. Project architect Hickok Cole described how new buildings would be constructed at 1313 14th Street (currently an empty lot operating as a Popeyes drive-thru) and 1315 14th Street, while the building at 1317 14th Street NW would largely be preserved. As for the design, the facade would be modern and window heavy. The Popeyes at the address has plans to move across the street to 1322 14th Street NW.

Douglas Development Plans Mixed Use Project For 14th Street: Figure 2

The architects were meeting with the ANC committee in advance of meetings with the full ANC and the Historic Preservation Review Board in January. The committee voted in approval of the concept and massing for the project.

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