WASHINGTON, DC 20052 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — alteration and repair
Historic THIS REVISIONS IS BEING SUBMITTED UNDER THE FOLLOWING PREVIOUSLY APPROVED PERMIT #B2505975 ISSUED BY THE PERMIT OPERATIONS DIVISIONS ON 11/03/2025.PROJECT INCLUDES THE REPLACEMENT OF THE GELMAN LIBRARY BUILDINGS EXISTING PRIMARY MECHANICAL AIR HANDLING EQUIPMENT AND CONTROL DEVICES AT THE BASEMENT LEVEL TO MEET CURRENT COD EVENTILATION REQUIREMENTS AND TO SUPPORT FUTURE ZONE LEVEL MECHANICAL DISTRIBUTION UPGRADES.PROJECT INCLUDES SUPPLEMENTAL HVAC SYSTEM TO SUPPORT NEW SPECIAL COLLECTION ROOM IN THE FIRST FOOR.
Applicant: LILLY HOCHHAUSER · Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Building permit — electrical
Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Building permit — solar system
HISTORIC INSTALLATION OF NEW PV SYSTEM 183 MODULES - 108.885 kW DC, 100.000 kW AC SYSTEM SIZE GELMAN LIBRARY BUILDING- GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Applicant: KIM PREDDIE · Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Building permit — electrical
Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Building permit — electrical
Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Building permit — alteration and repair
HISTORIC Revision to previously apporved permit B2505975. Replacement of existing building primary HVAC equipment and control devices to meet current code. Project includes supplemental HVAC system to support new special collection room in the first floor.
Applicant: MANDY LEUNG · Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
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