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Columbia Heights, Washington D.C.
Jul 1999 time: 00:28
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quote: Originally posted by Ted Striker
I thought Eurocoms enforced some zoning rules because of the churches there are something.
Interestingly, Washington DC has low rises zoning enforced. DanS isn't it like 10 stories is the limit? But then when you get to the surrounding areas (Crystal City, etc.) the heights go up. Makes for a cool city, Washington with it's traditional landscape and then surrounded and the periphery by all these high rises. Sort of the opposite of having the big ones in the middle.
Well, I have a big one in the middle but that is another story!!! |
I believe that the buildings are zoned by height, not by number of floors. K Street/Downtown, IIRC has a few buildings over 10 stories. In my Uni's neighborhood, there are some apartment buildings over 10 stories. Because DC is sort of wavy (Parts of the city are sloped down towards the middle, especially the Maryland side), some buildings have extra floors built into the side of the hill), I believe everything is zoned to be below The Monument and the Capitol.
I believe that the tallest buildings in the DC area in Rosalyn and Crystal City. I swear, however, that the huge Mormon temple next to the Beltway in Md. has them all beat 
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