WASHINGTON, DC 20036 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — alteration and repair
This project consists of a building lobby refresh including removal of the existing convenience stair between the ground and second floors, and selective updates to interior finishes, furniture, and millwork. Mechanical, electrical, and fire protection work is limited to HVAC rebalancing with minor ductwork modifications, replacement of existing lighting fixtures, minor electrical upgrades, and relocation of sprinkler heads as required to support the renovated layout. No changes to the buildings current egress configuration or occupant load are proposed. Structural work consists of infilling the existing stair opening and providing the necessary structural supports for the new handrail. Area of affected work 1903 sf.
Applicant: SAM HOLLEN · Owner: 1701 RHODE ISLAND INC
Building permit — electrical
Owner: 1701 RHODE ISLAND INC
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: 1701 RHODE ISLAND INC
Building permit — alteration and repair
Historic INTERIOR NON STRUCTURAL DEMOLITION TO 6TH, 7TH & 8TH FLOOR OFFICE SPACE. STRUCTURAL SLAB CUTS ON 7TH & 8TH FLOOR FOR FUTURE TENANT CONVENIENCE STAIR. 36,714 SQUARE FEET.
Applicant: SAM HOLLEN · Owner: 1701 RHODE ISLAND INC
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