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Wednesday’s Must Reads
- On the plan to halve DC-area greenhouse gas emissions. — (B. Pugh/GGWash)
- 358-unit development proposed for Loudoun County site previously pitched for CIT campus. — (A. Koma/WBJ)
- A steel house atop concrete pillars has pivoting doors to open to the Serbian countryside. — (S.L. Angelopoulou/designboom)
- 36-unit affordable project proposed on Good Hope Road in Anacostia. — (J. Banister/Bisnow)
- 239-unit development proposed to replace Merrifield office building moves a step forward. — (A. Woolsey/TyRep)
- A look inside the DC area's first zero-waste store.* — (J. Wolfrom/WaPo)
- DCHA sending tax credit dollars to LA due to delays on New Communities' Initiative's Strand Theater restoration. — (M. Ryals/WCP)
*behind paywall
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