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DC Condos in Converted Churches
Thursday, March 10th, 2011 at 6:44pm. 2151 Views, 0 Comments.
As church going habits and neighborhood demographics change, many church buildings are no longer in use as places of worship. As we have seen with surplus District schools, a conversion to residential condos can bring a second life to a surplus building. Several of our converted schools like Bryan School Lofts and Wormley Row are considered among the finest developments in the city.
Although there have not been as many church conversions in the District as converted schools, there are a coupe of notable conversions including:
Bishop's Gate
While technically not a church building re-use, Bishop's Gate is a conversion of the former St Augustine School, rectory and convent along 15th Street between R and S Streets. After the merger in 1979 of St.…Capitol Hill Lofts
Friday, March 19th, 2010 at 12:48pm. 1801 Views, 0 Comments.
Re-development of Obsolete Buildings Drives Market
The Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, DC is home to several developments offering loft-style condos. The predominant style of these lofts is units in redeveloped obsolete buildings including schools, a church and phone company facility.
In most cases these are not true SoHo-style industrial conversions made famous by loft scenes in movies like Flashdance, Fatal Attraction, Big Daddy or Unfaithful. Lofts in DC tend to be "soft lofts" with many of the features of an industrial loft including high window and ceilings, exposed ducts and open floor plans. Where our loft inventory differs is with more defined living spaces such as closed off bedrooms and bathrooms and significantly more…
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