WASHINGTON, DC 20004 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — miscellaneous
WORK TO INCLUDE SELECT DEMOLITION, CONSTRUCTION OF NEW PARTITION, CEILINGS, FINISHES, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND FIRE PROTECTION, AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. 2,700 SF ON 6TH FLOOR
Applicant: LAUREN MIHARA · Owner: 13TH & F ASSOCIATES LP
Building permit — electrical
Owner: 13TH & F ASSOCIATES LP
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: 13TH & F ASSOCIATES LP
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: 13TH & F ASSOCIATES LP
Building permit — electrical
Owner: 13TH & F ASSOCIATES LP
Building permit — electrical
Owner: 13TH & F ASSOCIATES LP
Building permit — electrical
Owner: 13TH & F ASSOCIATES LP
Building permit — alteration and repair
The work involves removing the existing 17.5 foot glass wall system and replacing it with a new framed, insulated, and fully finished gypsum wallcomplete with a new solid-core door, matching paint, and new cove base. Temporary protection will be provided during construction, and all materials, framing, insulation, drywall, painting, and door installation.
Applicant: SERGIO F SANDOVAL CUELLAR · Owner: 13TH & F ASSOCIATES LP
Building permit — sign
Install three (3) non-illuminated signs for Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
Applicant: PATIENCE SHAFFER · Owner: 13TH & F ASSOCIATES LP
Building permit — electrical
Owner: 13TH & F ASSOCIATES LP
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