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A Look at an Accessory Dwelling in Historic Anacostia

  • April 26th 2019

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Rendering of ADU from alley. Click to enlarge.

The rising popularity of accessory dwelling units can be seen all across DC. 

Earlier this year, UrbanTurf took a look at two accessory dwelling (ADU) buildings at various stages in different DC neighborhoods. Today, we highlight a recently-approved ADU planned in Ward 8.

Rendering of ADU from parking lot. Click to enlarge.

Yesterday, the Historic Preservation Review Board granted approval to the design of a two-story ADU located in the Anacostia Historic District. Slated for a concrete slab at the rear of 1226 Pleasant Street SE (map), the new structure would deliver a garage parking spot beneath a one-bedroom, owner-occupied apartment.

The ADU will be 16 feet tall and will have a flat metal roof and brick and wood siding. A set-back on the second story will also create a balcony for the unit. fieldCRAFTstudio is the architect.

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/an-accessory-apartment-in-historic-anacostia/15317.

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