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New Renderings for JBG's Florida Ave. Project; Reatig Redesign

  • February 3rd 2012

by Shilpi Paul

New Renderings for JBG's Florida Ave. Project; Reatig Redesign: Figure 1
JBG’s Florida Avenue project

Take a look at some of the newest renderings of JBG’s two-building project between 7th and 9th Streets NW along Florida Avenue. Since meeting with the community in December, JBG and project architect Miller Hull have scaled down the development’s size, while differentiating the design of each building.

New Renderings for JBG's Florida Ave. Project; Reatig Redesign: Figure 2

New Renderings for JBG's Florida Ave. Project; Reatig Redesign: Figure 3

New Renderings for JBG's Florida Ave. Project; Reatig Redesign: Figure 4

In other residential development news, UrbanTurf attended the monthly ANC 2F meeting on Wednesday night and heard the latest on the Susan Reatig designed residential project planned for 926 N Street NW (map).

A representative from Reatig’s firm popped into the ANC meeting in advance of their meeting with the Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB), and was greeted with such vehement and unanimous opposition from neighbors regarding the project that they may delay the HPRB meeting until they can resolve the design with the community. The primary concern among Blagden Alley residents was that the current design doesn’t fit in with the surrounding properties.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/new_renderings_for_jbgs_florida_ave_project_reatig_redesign/5061.

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