How did this get a permit? It looks hideous.

I always wondered what a wart on top of a tumor would look like.

I fully expect a giant red clown nose, preferably blinking, to cap off said tumor.

As for permits, roofdecks are generally illegal under all circumstances. Having gotten a permit for a deck before, I remember there’s a limit to how high above street level it can be (something like 20 feet). Someone needs to call DCRA on these jokers. What’s the address?

Much construction in DC is done without permits. The ugly pop-up across the street from me got shut down about one month in (and nothing has happened since then). Hassling the developer may or may not change the outcome on that house, but at the very least it will make it more expensive for them and maybe they’ll think twice about the next atrocious flip they are considering.

Jeez, That last comment about Euclid makes me think it’s at 11th and euclid, but I could be wrong. To make matters worse, if it is at 11th and Euclid, it is the first row of houses one sees in Columbia Hieghts traveling up the hill on 11th. Bastards!

does anyone know the cost of a pop up like this? $150k? I am really curious.