BETHESDA, MD, 20816 · Montgomery County
Building permit — commercial building
Interior work only, RENOVATION OF EXISTING SHELL SPACE FOR A NEW MULTIPURPOSE ROOM, A NEW CLASSROOM, KITCHEN/SERVERY, AND AUXILARY MULTIPURPOSE SPACE, ALONG WITH NEW LOBBY SPACES AT LEVEL 1 AND 2, NEW RESTROOMS, RENOVATION OF CLASSROOM AND ADMINISTRATIVE SPACES. CLASSROOMS ON LEVEL 2 WILL BE CONVERTED TO ART ROOMS, AND A TOILET ROOM AND SINKS WILL BE REMOVED ON LEVEL 3. EXISTING CRANE STRUCTURE WILL BE REMOVED. EXTERIOR SECOND FLOOR WINDOWS ARE ADDED. SITE WORK INCLUDES A NEW PEDESTRIAN RAMP AND STAIR ALONG WITH A MODIFIED VEHICULAR DRIVE AISLE. RENOVATION WORK IS CONSIDERED A LEVEL 2 ALTERATION BY IEBC 603. BUILDING USE REMAINS THE SAME AS EXISTING: EDUCATION (E) FOR GRADES PK THROUGH 8.
Building permit — commercial building
The work includes mainly the selective demolition of existing partitions, finishes and related MEP systems/equipment.
Building permit — commercial building
Renovation to existing school building to relocate a lobby and convert office to classroom.
Building permit — commercial building
THE PROJECT INCLUDES A 1,400 SF ADDITION TO THE EXISTING SCHOOL AND RENOVATION OF EXISTING SHELL SPACE FOR A NEW MULTIPURPOSE ROOM, A NEW CLASSROOM, KITCHEN/SERVERY, AND AUXILARY MULTIPURPOSE SPACE, ALONG WITH NEW LOBBY SPACES AT LEVEL 1 AND 2, NEW RESTROOMS, RENOVATION OF CLASSROOM AND ADMINISTRATIVE SPACES. CLASSROOMS ON LEVEL 2 WILL BE CONVERTED TO ART ROOMS, AND A TOILET ROOM AND SINKS WILL BE REMOVED ON LEVEL 3. EXISTING CRANE STRUCTURE WILL BE REMOVED. EXTERIOR SECOND FLOOR WINDOWS ARE ADDED. SITE WORK INCLUDES A NEW PEDESTRIAN RAMP AND STAIR ALONG WITH A MODIFIED VEHICULAR DRIVE AISLE. RENOVATION WORK IS CONSIDERED A LEVEL 2 ALTERATION BY IEBC 603. BUILDING USE REMAINS THE SAME AS EXISTING: EDUCATION (E) FOR GRADES PK THROUGH 8.
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