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Renderings Revealed For 300-Unit Conversion Of Two Notable Georgetown Buildings

  • January 23rd

by UrbanTurf Staff

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An aerial rendering of the planned development. Click to enlarge.

Images of a large residential conversion planned on the southern edge of Georgetown are helping to bring the project into focus. 

An affiliate of Potomac Investment Trust has plans in the works to convert a portion of the buildings at 1000 and 1050 Thomas Jefferson Street NW (map) for residential use. New renderings filed this week with DC's Old Georgetown Board help offer a sense of what the development will look like. 

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The conversion of 1000 Thomas Jefferson Street would consist of the addition of two levels plus a penthouse, with residential units on the upper floors and commercial uses continuing on the lower levels. The conversion would add approximately 95-115 residential units, and the existing 140 parking spaces and loading areas in the building will remain.

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A view from K Street. Click to enlarge.

1050 Thomas Jefferson Street will be converted to a primarily residential building with the addition of three levels and a penthouse. The preliminary unit count for this building is approximately 170-220 units. The existing 230 below grade parking spaces will remain. Shalom Baranes Associates is in charge of the design for the conversion of both buildings. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/renderings_revealed_for_300-unit_conversion_of_two_notable_georgetown_build/21887.

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