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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Hprb, from most recent to least.
A First Look at the 150 Apartments Planned for Scottish Rite Site on 16th Street
Nena Perry-Brown | October 9th 2018
Plans for the rear of the Scottish Rite temple on 16th Street were previewed earlier this year. Now, we get a look at the building proposed. ... read »
A New Plan to Restore Republic Gardens as a Restaurant
Nena Perry-Brown | August 29th 2018
The owners of the long-dormant historic U Street club have applied to restore the property. ... read »
A New Look for Tenleytown’s Fannie Mae Redevelopment
Nena Perry-Brown | May 11th 2018
The development team for the Fannie Mae campus is returning to HPRB with a slightly simpler design. ... read »
HPRB Moves the Georgetown Heating Plant Development Forward
Nena Perry-Brown | April 27th 2018
The development still has a long road ahead to get full approval, though. ... read »
A Mixed-Use Hopback on 14th Street?
Nena Perry-Brown | September 26th 2017
Arcadia Design is planning to deliver a mixed-use hop-back project on the 14th Street corridor. ... read »
No Restaurant, But Possibly Condos: The Latest Plans for DC’s Randall School
Nena Perry-Brown | September 14th 2017
The team behind the redevelopment of the historic Randall School site in Southwest has applied to make a modification of significance. ... read »
Town Center Buildings at Walter Reed Get Key Approval
Nena Perry-Brown | August 3rd 2017
This afternoon, the HPRB unanimously approved the concept design for the tripartite town center portion of the Walter Reed campus redevelopment. ... read »
Fewer Units, Possibly Condos: The New Plans for DC’s Randall School
Nena Perry-Brown | July 11th 2017
Last night, the team behind the redevelopment of the Randall School presented the modified concept for the site to the ANC 6D. ... read »
Flagship Apple Store for Carnegie Library Receives Key Approval
Nena Perry-Brown | June 29th 2017
This morning, the HPRB granted approval for a plan to restore and retrofit the Carnegie Library to accommodate a flagship Apple Store. ... read »
A Slightly New Look for the Residences Planned at Walter Reed
Nena Perry-Brown | April 4th 2017
On Wednesday, the Hines, Urban Atlantic and Triden team will present a refined design to the full ANC in hopes of gaining its support for an upcoming... read »
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- A First Look at the 150 Apartments Planned for Scottish Rite Site on 16th Street
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Ripe for Investment Right About Now
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