WASHINGTON, DC 20036 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — alteration and repair
Historic CZECH REPUBLIC EXTERIOR - NEW FENCE AND GATE WITH SECURITY FEATURES. FENCE AND GATE ARE IN PUBLIC SPACE. SECURITY TIES IN TO THE BUILDING. NEW REAR ENTRY EXTERIOR DOOR.
Applicant: JOPATRIC LOVE · Owner: CZECH REPUBLIC - MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Building permit — alteration and repair
Embassy Czech Republic Chancery, interior improvements to business and security functions. In select locations, the scope of work will involve the removal and replacement of existing finishes (carpet, wall coverings, & paint), IT equipment & conduits, and lighting. In addition, the scope of work will involve the reconfiguration/installation of office partitions (non-structural) & doors, security partitions/doors, door hardware, electrical/IT devices, and minor mechanical upgrades for the staff offices. The scope items are a level 1 or level 2 alteration as described by the existing building code. No Change in Use to Business Office Occupancy.
Applicant: JOPATRIC LOVE · Owner: CZECH REPUBLIC - MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
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