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National Capitol Planning Commission

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Dupont Circle Park Gets Green Light, Will Be Finished by End of 2014

Dupont Circle Park Gets Green Light, Will Be Finished by End of 2014

Lark Turner | September 9th 2014 | 2 Comments

Pedestrian foot traffic embedded in the park's pavers will power lights on the site's benches. ... read »

Tall Buildings Beyond the Core: DC Releases Height Act Recommendations

Tall Buildings Beyond the Core: DC Releases Height Act Recommendations

Shilpi Paul | September 25th 2013 | 7 Comments

On Tuesday, the city's Office of Planning released their bold conclusions regarding DC's height limit: it should be raised within L'Enfant City, and... read »

Don’t Disturb the Skyline: Public Responds to Height Master Plan

Don’t Disturb the Skyline: Public Responds to Height Master Plan

Shilpi Paul | May 14th 2013 | 1 Comment

On Monday night, officials from the Office of Planning and the National Capitol Planning Commission held their first public meeting on the city's... read »

The Public Opinion on DC’s Height Act

The Public Opinion on DC’s Height Act

Shilpi Paul | May 13th 2013 | 5 Comments

In the fall, the National Capitol Planning Commission and DC's Office of Planning announced the start of a Height Master Plan study. Tonight, the... read »

Ecodistrict Plan Will Transform DC’s Southwest Quadrant

Ecodistrict Plan Will Transform DC’s Southwest Quadrant

Shilpi Paul | July 20th 2012

On Thursday night, the National Capitol Planning Commission (NCPC) held an open discussion about their plan to transform 100 currently... read »

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