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The Nation's Mosque Looks to Expand Its Truxton Circle Home

  • Jan 22nd 2019

by Nena Perry-Brown

Rendering of Masjid and proposed infill from New Jersey Avenue. Click to enlarge.

Not only does Masjid Muhammad have plans to build affordable housing in Anacostia, the organization is also seeking to expand its Truxton Circle home.

Masjid Muhammad has applied to expand its mosque at 1519 4th Street NW (map). The proposed infill addition would be three stories above-ground and two below, sitting at 49.5 feet tall with an architectural apex reaching the RF-1 zone maximum height of 60 feet. The addition would enable the organization to expand its offices, classroom and kitchen space. 

Rendering of proposed infill from 4th Street sidewalk. Click to enlarge.

The two-story mosque building has been at its current location and in its current iteration since 1959. Urbane Architects is the designer.

A zoning hearing has been scheduled for late March. The ANC 5E voted to support the organization's plans to seek zoning relief for the expansion last week.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the-nations-mosque-looks-to-expand-its-truxton-circle-home/14912.

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