WASHINGTON, DC 20024 · DC — Ward 6
Building permit — alteration and repair
HISTORIC This Project involves the Renovation of the Existing Tenant's Recording Studio and Editing Room Located on the 6th Floor of the 400 7th Street SW Building. The Scope of Includes upgrading the acoustical performance in both rooms, through the installation of new acoustic walls ceiling, and upgraded door hardware. The renovation covers an area of approximately 550 sf and includes select improvement to electrical and ICT (Information and Communications Technology) Infrastructure no Structural work included in this project.
Applicant: WILLIAM SNODDY · Owner: CC OWNER LLC
Building permit — elevator - repair
CFA / H Furnish and Install New Hoist Cables on Elevator #3.
Applicant: N / A · Owner: CC OWNER LLC
Building permit — elevator - repair
Elevator #7: Replace Hoist Ropes and Overhead Deflector Sheave. Like for like replacement.
Applicant: PHYLLIS STEVENS; APS INSPECTIONS · Owner: CC OWNER LLC
Building permit — elevator - repair
Repair?Furnish and Install New Hoist Cables on Elevator #15.
Applicant: INSPECTOR STEVENS · Owner: CC OWNER LLC
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