WASHINGTON, DC 20009 · DC — Ward 1
Building permit — alteration and repair
HISTORIC The scope of work involves partial interior demolition across all levels of the structure. On the first floor, interior partition walls will be removed to facilitate an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen layout. The second and third levels will undergo selective demolition of partitions to expand bedroom footprints and prepare for the installation of a new full bathroom. Additionally, basement partition walls will be removed to allow for a future recreation room and home gym. all new construction will be filed under a separate building permit application for alterations
Applicant: LUIS EDUARDO BOZA · Owner: HOBART16 LLC
Building permit — demolition
The scope of work involves partial interior demolition across all levels of the structure. On the first floor, interior partition walls will be removed to facilitate an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen layout. The second and third levels will undergo selective demolition of partitions to expand bedroom footprints and prepare for the installation of a new full bathroom. Additionally, basement partition walls will be removed to allow for a future recreation room and home gym. all new construction will be filed under a separate building permit application for alterations.
Applicant: LUIS EDUARDO BOZA · Owner: HOBART16 LLC
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