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A Cleveland Park House Could Be Moved to Make Way for 16 Apartments

  • November 2nd 2018

by Nena Perry-Brown

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A Cleveland Park House Could Be Moved to Make Way for 16 Apartments: Figure 1
3219 Wisconsin Avenue NW.

Infill development in DC historic districts often incorporates existing structures into new multi-family projects. Far less often, existing structures are moved to make way for new multi-family projects. But that is what is happening in Cleveland Park. 

A Cleveland Park House Could Be Moved to Make Way for 16 Apartments: Figure 2
Aerial rendering of the proposed development. Click to enlarge.

Preservation DC and Teass\Warren Architects have teamed up to move a two-story house at the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and Macomb Street NW (map), and then incorporate it into a 16-unit residential development.

A Cleveland Park House Could Be Moved to Make Way for 16 Apartments: Figure 3
Rendering of the proposed development as seen from Macomb Street. Click to enlarge.

The house would be shifted away from Wisconsin Avenue and rotated to face Macomb Street. A six-story addition would then be appended to the house fronting Wisconsin Avenue, delivering 14 residential units, all accessible by elevator. The house would be converted into a bi-level two-bedroom/two-bathroom unit and a one-bedroom/one-bathroom unit. 

A Cleveland Park House Could Be Moved to Make Way for 16 Apartments: Figure 4
Rendering of the proposed development as seen from northeast. Click to enlarge.

Located in the Cleveland Park Historic District, the site is zoned RA-4, which typically allows for medium- or high-density residential with a maximum height of 90 feet. The Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB) is expected to consider the case on November 15th.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/developer-proposes-to-move-cleveland-park-house-to-make-way-for-16-apartmen/14651.

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