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Three More Amazing Transformation Photos from Near 9:30 Club and a Sick Roof Rendering

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Georgia Ave looking towards 9:30 club

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2030 8th Street, NW

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Florida and 8th Street, NW looking east toward 7th/Georgia Ave

And a reader sends a pretty sick rendering of the roof:

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Northeast Blizzard? Say what? We are busy daydreaming about our rooftop pool. So ready for this and summer!”

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