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Building construction permits more than $10,000 in value that were approved in Boulder between Apr. 16, 2014 to Apr. 22, 2014. Listed below are: the case number; address; total project valuation; owner name; contractor (if applicable); and description.
PMT2013-04777 2136 Bluff St.; $27,801.34; John Roemer; New accessory garage and shop at alley associated with PMT2013-02257 for construction of new residence. Garage/shop building will be 698 square feet total with 480 square feet for garage (unconditioned) and 218 square feet for shop (conditioned). See TEC2014-00026 for required access easement with 2130 Bluff.
PMT2013-04788 2325 Spruce St.; $220,000; Daniel and Laurie Brockway; Colorado Choice Builders; Remove Unit 1 of existing four-plex and replace with two bedrooms and office/bedroom, two and a half baths, rooftop deck, finished basement, associated electrical, mechanical and plumbing.
PMT2014-00206 1005 Gilbert St.; $1,650,000; Gregory Bechtel; Treeline Homes Inc.; Construction of new single-family dwelling (detached garage/pool house under PMT2014-00207). 4,609 square feet of conditioned space, 196-square-foot unfinished basement, 1,030-square-foot concrete patio, with all associated MEPs.
PMT2014-00207 1005 Gilbert St.; $50,000; Gregory Bechtel; Treeline Homes Inc.; Construction of new detached garage / pool house associated with new single-family dwelling permitted under PMT2014-00206. Includes electrical (including 50amp subpanel) and mechanical work.
PMT2014-00272 4910 Nautilus Court North; $652,158.00; Avery; Saunders Construction Inc.; Tenant finish of 3,687 square feet for tap room, kitchen, and restaurant for new Avery Brewing Co. facility. See PMT2013-04026 for core and shell with rough ins. Includes MEP.
PMT2014-00480 1520 Kalmia Ave.; $750,000; Murphy Homes; Murphy Homes LLC; New single-family dwelling with 4,456 square feet of conditioned area, which includes a 1,179-square-foot finished basement (440-square-foot unfinished storage/mechanical room) Also includes attached three-car garage (738 square feet), and 372-square-foot porch. MEPs also included. Please refer to TEC2013-00066.
PMT2014-00536 1965 N. 57th Court; $666,850; Flatiron Investment; Faurot Construction Inc.; Quest Integrity Group 10,000-square-foot tenant remodel of offices that support a testing facility.
PMT2014-00960 5420 Arapahoe Ave., Unit E; $47,099.67; Fox LLC; Silver Contracting LLC; Units E and F Expansion of mercantile business into adjacent tenant space. Includes associated MEPs.
PMT2014-01206 3005 Center Green Drive; $458,160; Plaza III; Peter B Isherwood Construction; Interior tenant remodel of office suite to include new partition walls for offices, remodel of break room and bathrooms.
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Boulder building permits: April 28, 2014
The days are numbered for tourists to see the National Mall from a birds-eye view, with extensive renovations set to begin this week on the Districts Old Post Office Pavilion.
The pavilion and clock tower which affords a 360-degree perspective of the city will be closed for about two years beginning May 1 as the building on Pennsylvania Avenue in Northwest undergoes renovations to turn the current office space into a luxury hotel.
At 270 feet, the pavilions observation deck offers sights from the U.S. Capitol to the National Cathedral and beyond. It has filled in as one of the few ways tourists could catch a panoramic view of the city after the Washington Monument was closed for repairs due to the 2011 earthquake.
We have signs outside the Washington Monument saying if you want a good view go to the post office, National Park Service spokeswoman Carol Johnson said. About 258,000 people visited the Old Post Office clock tower last year, she said.
As luck would have it, the Washington Monument is set to reopen on May 12, leaving only a short window that both attractions will be closed.
I think its serendipity, Ms. Johnson said of the timing. Were really happy that it worked out that way.
The tower itself, at a height of 315 feet, is the third highest building in the District. The Washington Monument, by comparison, is 555 feet tall with an observation deck at 500 feet. The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception stands 329 feet.
Developer Donald Trump is planning a $200 million renovation of the 114-year-old building, with the Trump Organization turning the facility into a luxury hotel, featuring high-end retailers, restaurants and a spa.
General Services Administration officials, who oversees the lease of the building, said access to the clock tower needed to be restricted for safety reasons while the building is an active construction site.
On a recent weekday, only a handful of visitors made their way through the post office pavilions shuttered food court to a glass elevator that lifts them to the top of the post office clock tower. Souvenir shops and food vendors located in the base of buildings atrium closed shop in January. Meanwhile, office tenants are also in the process of vacating the building.
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Developers are finding that old bricks make appealing new haunts for trendy tenants so long as stunning expanses of glass are involved.
But to get to yes and a signed lease along with the sprawling glass additions modern amenities, roof decks, technology and infrastructure all have to be updated.
Here are a few projects that are remaking the city by including new twists.
Morton Silver and his son, Thomas, of Orda Management, the long-time owners of 223 and 225 Park Ave. South, are planning a complete overhaul of the properties at the end of the year.
At that time, their current tenant, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey will move its offices back to 4 World Trade Center, and the massive face-lift and capital investment program will begin.
The south and taller American Woolen Building was designed by Robert Henderson Robertson and built in 1909 for the woolen company. Its double height arched entry is topped by its logo: a large rams head with curling horns. Built at the same time, 233 is distinguished by the large brass ring over its doorway.
A roof deck and pavilion will land on 225 Park Ave. South.Photo: Neoscape Inc
The buildings were so attractive, they were shortlisted by Sony and LOreal, each of which eventually opted to move elsewhere. But at just 6 percent, Midtown South has the lowest vacancy rates in the city. Since the area is the It girl for tech, advertising, media and information tenants (TAMI), rents are also rising while space is at a premium.
Now, a Newmark Grubb Knight Frank team led by Brian Waterman with Andrew Peretz, Brent Ozarowski and Courtney Adham is beginning to market the 480,000 square- foot availability as 225 Park Ave. South.
Along with entirely new mechanicals, STUDIOS Architecture has designed a dramatic glass-walled stairway to join the two buildings that can be accessed from either property but is hidden from the street.
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The old-fashioned office building is getting a brand new look
