OVER AT THE CORNER of
Glebe Road and Wilson Boulevard in
Arlington, the old
Bob Peck Chevrolet car dealership — and its architecturally interesting showroom, pictured at left among new additions to
Ballston's skyline — sits, waiting for redevelopment. When the car dealership
closed in 2006 in advance of future mixed-use redevelopment at the site, it was thought that all traces of the 1960s modernist structure would be erased from the streetscape.
But
if you look at the rendering posted at
What's Up Arlington, take careful note of the corner section. The old Peck showroom seems to be peeking out, which is an exciting development for architecture buffs.
Labels: architecture, arlington, ballston, cityscapes, planning, virginia
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