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Sursum Corda Redevelopment

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Sursum Corda Redevelopment, from most recent to least.

715 Units Proposed For Second Phase of Development for DC's Sursum Corda Site

715 Units Proposed For Second Phase of Development for DC's Sursum Corda Site

Nena Perry-Brown | March 21st 2022

The first two buildings at the redevelopment are nearing completion.... read»

New Balconies, More Bike Parking and a Playground: The Changes at Sursum Corda

New Balconies, More Bike Parking and a Playground: The Changes at Sursum Corda

Nena Perry-Brown | September 25th 2019

The Zoning Commission will consider the proposal for the first phase of the Sursum Corda redevelopment tomorrow.... read»

Changes at Sursum Corda Redevelopment Will Put More Eyes on the Street

Changes at Sursum Corda Redevelopment Will Put More Eyes on the Street

Nena Perry-Brown | May 28th 2019

The revised plans for the Sursum Corda Cooperative would incorporate flat-style units.... read»

An Apartment Reallocation and a New Color for Sursum Corda Redevelopment

An Apartment Reallocation and a New Color for Sursum Corda Redevelopment

Nena Perry-Brown | February 4th 2019

The Sursum Corda redevelopment team has shifted the density and the massing of the project.... read»

1,100 Units and Park Space: A First Look at the Sursum Corda Redevelopment

1,100 Units and Park Space: A First Look at the Sursum Corda Redevelopment

Nena Perry-Brown | December 7th 2018

Over a decade since redevelopment of Sursum Corda was first proposed, demolition has begun and we're getting a closer look at what could replace the l... read»

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