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McMillan’s Parcel 2 Will Go Before Zoning Commission in December

  • October 6, 2015

by UrbanTurf Staff

McMillan's Parcel 2 Will Go Before Zoning Commission in December: Figure 1
Rendering of Parcel 2 at McMillan. Click to enlarge.

Vision McMillan Partners is now on the December docket for the Zoning Commission in hopes of garnering support for one of the residential buildings at the McMillan Reservoir redevelopment.

McMillan's Parcel 2 Will Go Before Zoning Commission in December: Figure 2
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Parcel 2 includes 250 residential units, of which 25 percent will be designated affordable, and 15,000 square feet of retail. The building is designed by MV+A Architects. The building received concept design approval from the Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB) in late April. The design changes that the team made at that time included a reduction of the scale of the building on Three Quarter Street, changes to the masonry details and shifts in the way the metal panel is treated in the design.

Plans for the redevelopment of the sand filtration site north of Bloomingdale (map) include 146 townhomes, 531 apartments, a grocery store, other retail and medical office buildings.

More renderings of Parcel 2 are below.

McMillan's Parcel 2 Will Go Before Zoning Commission in December: Figure 3
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McMillan's Parcel 2 Will Go Before Zoning Commission in December: Figure 4
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McMillan’s Parcel 2

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/mcmillans_parcel_2_will_go_before_zoning_commission_in_december/10418

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