The first homes are starting to pop up at the future Brownstones at Westbard Square development in Bethesda. These are located near the rear garage entrance of the Giant building on Zenith Overlook, off of Westbard Avenue. This is Phase 1 of the Brownstones project by developer EYA. A second phase will be constructed on the former nursing home site at the corner of River Road and Brookside Drive.
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Thursday, February 20, 2025
Bethesda construction update: Brownstones at Westbard Square (Photos)
The first homes are starting to pop up at the future Brownstones at Westbard Square development in Bethesda. These are located near the rear garage entrance of the Giant building on Zenith Overlook, off of Westbard Avenue. This is Phase 1 of the Brownstones project by developer EYA. A second phase will be constructed on the former nursing home site at the corner of River Road and Brookside Drive.
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Allowed to use particle board there. I don't think I've seen wood apartments being built in town.
Looks more like Brownplywoods to me…
That is plywood which is the standard for this type of construction.
Just light construction garbage, not to mention a firetrap for anyone on the top floors.
With this construction and the numerous apartments at the old Maza Gallery (among other developments ) do we really need all the duplex and triplex infill development the libtards are pushing for?
All new build in MoCo requires sprinklers. Probs safer than your pile of brick and block.
What's the actual composition of the rocks being used, true NYC Brownstone?
Every EYA project looks the same. My favorite is the ubiquitous and woefully underused rooftop patio. Almost as if the architect has never experienced a DC-area summer.
These aren't apartments and that's not particle board. Did the same person make all these dumb comments?
Free market says yes, dum dum.
Too bad those sprinklers will destroy the building if ever activated. Above three-stories give me a building like The Christopher or The Chase.
libtards- that's cute. I thought this site's comments had a moderator? The anger on the right, about everything that doesn't fit their prepackaged worldview, is sometimes comical but more often tedious (honestly, makes this site unreadable far too often). Are we actually complaining about new housing now? Seriously?
Yes
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