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PUD Modification Filed For 256-Unit Project Planned in Glover Park

  • January 23rd

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A rendering of the development from Dumbarton Oaks. Click to enlarge.

A recent filing indicates that a large new residential development in Glover Park is moving forward. 

A modification of significance was filed with DC's Zoning Commission earlier this month for a planned unit development (PUD) that would replace an office building adjacent to The British International School of Washington at 3300 Whitehaven Street NW (map) with a five-story residential/educational building. Grosvenor is the developer and Hickok Cole is the architect. 

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A rendering of the development from Whitehaven Street. Click to enlarge.

As proposed, the building will have 256 residential units and approximately 5,600 square feet for use by the British International School. The unit mix will span from studios to three-bedrooms, and the new development will also include a below-grade auditorium and reconfigured outdoor recreation space. There will be 256 parking spaces. 

Fifteen percent of the residential units will be set aside as affordable housing for households earning a maximum of 60% of Median Family Income (MFI), and 10% of the habitable penthouse space will also be set aside at 50% of MFI. 

See other articles related to: glover park, grosvenor, hickok cole

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/pud_modification_filed_for_256-unit_project_planned_in_glover_park/20529.

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