Non-profit/private partnership for adaptive reuse project.

In Petworth, Washington, D.C.

• 187 units.
• 2 buildings.
• Historic building once served Jewish seniors from 1925 until the late 1960s.
  

Innovations

• A unique non-profit/private partnership.
• Designed with contextual styles to complement the surrounding architecture, the property will also include unique, contemporary features such as public art displays.
• LEED Gold certified with an upgraded ‘green’ 10th Street with storm water management, permeable pavers, and innovative landscaping.
  

Community Advantages

• 91 new construction apartments, townhomes and walkups, 88 adaptive re-use units in an apartment building for seniors, and 8 for-sale homes.
• Amenities include a plaza level space for a resident-run café, before and after school tutoring programs, and small business enterprises. Upper levels will have a fitness center, lounges, community space, and a computer room.

Brinshore Partnership

• Victory Housing, Inc. and Bank of America CDC.