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From Office to Nine: Another Conversion Proposed in Dupont Circle

  • March 29th 2022

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Renderings of the proposed conversion. Click to enlarge.

Another Dupont Circle building is being repurposed for a new use.

The Bauman Family Foundation has filed a historic preservation concept application to convert 2040 S Street NW (map) into a nine-unit residential building. The subject properties are the Jewett House, built in 1904, and a commercial building built in 1926. The Jewett House was built as a mansion and later became the headquarters of the Boy Scouts of America.

Five of the units will be two-bedrooms with dens, and the remaining units will be split between one- and two-bedrooms. BBGM is the architect.

Located in the Dupont Circle Historic District, the development will involve extensive interior demolition and reconstruction of a prior addition, and it will also require a zoning special exception.

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