St. E’s gets basic necessity — and museum to honor it - Washington Business Journal:
St. E’s gets basic necessity — and museum to honor it - Washington Business Journal:
Before the District and federal government redevelop both campuses of St. Elizabeths and before throngs of new residents and workers settle there, the massive Southeast D.C. complex needs one very basic element.
Well, two really: Hydrogen and oxygen.
The D.C. Zoning Commission has given the go-ahead for an immense $21 million water tower on the 174-acre District-owned St. Elizabeths east campus, site of a planned 4 million-square-foot mixed-use development.Read more: St. E’s gets basic necessity — and museum to honor it - Washington Business Journal:
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Before the District and federal government redevelop both campuses of St. Elizabeths and before throngs of new residents and workers settle there, the massive Southeast D.C. complex needs one very basic element.
Well, two really: Hydrogen and oxygen.
The D.C. Zoning Commission has given the go-ahead for an immense $21 million water tower on the 174-acre District-owned St. Elizabeths east campus, site of a planned 4 million-square-foot mixed-use development.Read more: St. E’s gets basic necessity — and museum to honor it - Washington Business Journal:
To contact The Advoc8te to submit an article or to inquire about advertising options send an email to congressheightsontherise@gmail.com.