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The coal yard is seen at the West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in the northwest...
The coal yard is seen at the West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in the northwest...
The West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in the northwest quadrant of the District. It went out of service years ago and two years ago was bought by developer Richard Levy, bought the plant at auction for $19.5 million, wants to demolish and rebuild most of its outer walls to make way for luxury condos. Some groups have sought a historic designation for the building since it's one of the few/last industrial structures in the Georgetown area. The developer and architect will present plans for approval next week. The architect, David Adjaye, also designed the African-American history museum. Adjaye has designed a plan that would require taking down nearly the entire building, so it will take a while to get approved, but it's going to really bring some attention.
Old machinery and piping is seen inside the West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in...
Old machinery and piping is seen inside the West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in...
The West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in the northwest quadrant of the District. It went out of service years ago and two years ago was bought by developer Richard Levy, bought the plant at auction for $19.5 million, wants to demolish and rebuild most of its outer walls to make way for luxury condos. Some groups have sought a historic designation for the building since it's one of the few/last industrial structures in the Georgetown area. The developer and architect will present plans for approval next week. The architect, David Adjaye, also designed the African-American history museum. Adjaye has designed a plan that would require taking down nearly the entire building, so it will take a while to get approved, but it's going to really bring some attention.
Oil drums are seen in the coal yard at the West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in the...
Oil drums are seen in the coal yard at the West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in the...
The West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in the northwest quadrant of the District. It went out of service years ago and two years ago was bought by developer Richard Levy, bought the plant at auction for $19.5 million, wants to demolish and rebuild most of its outer walls to make way for luxury condos. Some groups have sought a historic designation for the building since it's one of the few/last industrial structures in the Georgetown area. The developer and architect will present plans for approval next week. The architect, David Adjaye, also designed the African-American history museum. Adjaye has designed a plan that would require taking down nearly the entire building, so it will take a while to get approved, but it's going to really bring some attention.
Old machinery and piping is seen inside the West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in...
Old machinery and piping is seen inside the West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in...
The West Heating Plant, built in the 1940's to generate and supply heat to several government buildings in the northwest quadrant of the District. It went out of service years ago and two years ago was bought by developer Richard Levy, bought the plant at auction for $19.5 million, wants to demolish and rebuild most of its outer walls to make way for luxury condos. Some groups have sought a historic designation for the building since it's one of the few/last industrial structures in the Georgetown area. The developer and architect will present plans for approval next week. The architect, David Adjaye, also designed the African-American history museum. Adjaye has designed a plan that would require taking down nearly the entire building, so it will take a while to get approved, but it's going to really bring some attention.
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