Georgetown Day School, one of Washington, D.C.'s most prestigious and rigorous schools, is planning a consolidation of the lower, middle, and upper schools on a new campus. UrbanTurf reported that construction is slated to begin the summer of 2018 with plans for two residential buildings, a roughly 30,000-square-foot grocery store, and a plaza called Davenport Steps. The residential buildings will be six and seven stories high and will have between 270 and 290 units, reports UrbanTurf . There are also plans for a two-story below-grade parking garage. A Safeway and Martens Volvo/Volkswagen dealership across the street from the school will be razed during the redevelopment. Construction is expected to take roughly two years. For more renderings of the planned development, check out UrbanTurf here.
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