The three-story office building at 380 Maple Street in Vienna, a squat brick structure from the 1970s, could soon be replaced with a new mixed-use development.
At tonight’s Board of Architectural Review meeting, the Board will review a proposal to replace the building with 7,500 square feet of retail and 40 residential condominium units. The new development will include a dog park for residents of the building.
The development is proposed to have one floor of below-ground parking and two floors of structured above-ground parking.
The developer is also proposing to plant a series of trees along the surrounding streets as part of the development’s streetscape improvements.
The building is proposed as part of the Maple Avenue Commercial (MAC) zoning, which last year was at the center of a controversy surrounding a new development a block away.
A previous work session on the new development was held on Dec. 14.
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