WASHINGTON, DC 20002 · DC — Ward 6
Building permit — elevator - alteration
Upgrade Cars A, B,C, D, E, & F interiors only
Applicant: INSPECTOR STEVENS · Owner: US UNION SQUARE DC 999 LLC
Building permit — electrical
Owner: US UNION SQUARE DC 999 LLC
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: US UNION SQUARE DC 999 LLC
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: US UNION SQUARE DC 999 LLC
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: US UNION SQUARE DC 999 LLC
Building permit — alteration and repair
Interior renovation of level 1 (~4,500 SF) and level 2 (~27,000 SF) to serve as office space for the tenant (Friendship Public Charter School). Level 1 interior renovation work includes a new entry vestibule, reception, pantry, individual restrooms, storage & utility spaces, and an open conference/breakout meeting space. A new connecting stair will be constructed to connect the level 1 tenant space to the tenant's space on level 2, requiring a portion of the level 2 structural slab to be removed. Level 2 interior renovation work is mostly limited to existing-to-remain spaces (pantries, copy / print stations, storage & support spaces) where only finishes will be replaced in-kind; while select areas of the existing office space will be reconfigured into new offices, conference rooms. Total area affected 31,554 SF
Applicant: DFM PERMITS · Owner: US UNION SQUARE DC 999 LLC
Building permit — elevator - alteration
Repair/ replace equipment to include machine, motor, controller, governor, car and cwt roller guides, car and hoistway tracks and hangers, car door, door operator, COP, hall station, Compass
Applicant: INSPECTOR STEVENS · Owner: US UNION SQUARE DC 999 LLC
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