A lot of windows are now in place on the building. If you've been following my reports from the beginning, you'll recall the lower floors of the building are parking decks. What's interesting is that they've made glass windows that give those levels the cosmetic appearance of also being residential like the upper floors. Some buildings will simply leave garage levels with open-air punchouts, in comparison.
Duball, LLC is the developer of the Cheval Bethesda. The 17-story tower will house 72 condo units, and 7000 SF of non-residential space. Prices will be in the ultra-luxury tier: From the $900,000s to over $2.5 million. A sales gallery is located at 7706 Woodmont Avenue.
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| The angular curved facade is really the signature architectural trademark of this building, along with its height as the tallest condo structure in town |
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| Believe it or not, these are garage parking decks, not residential floors |
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| The Cheval is the newest of 3 additions to this block of Fairmont Avenue, joining Bainbridge Bethesda (L) and 7770 Norfolk (center-right) |
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How come no info about Foot Solutions relocating? #Scooped
6:49: I had the photos Sunday, but postponed it to today. Just published the story. Not exactly a high priority topic in my editorial sense, but to each his own, I guess.
That's where I get my orthopedic shoes!
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