The survey’s preliminary results hint at the rippling consequences – and high stakes – of the federal government’s position on allowing remote work.

Final site development plans for the park project, which has been in the works since 2014, have been approved, the National Capital Planning Commission announced Friday.

The National Capital Planning Commission voted in favor of Japanese artist Hiroshi Sugimoto’s design, which will expand the garden’s entrance and increase accessibility along the National Mall.

Meaning the project can begin construction at a 4 acre site on the National Mall between the National Air and Space Museum and the Johnson Building.

It would go from 7 feet tall to 11 feet and 7 inches.

“I know [Frank Gehry] supports this design and believes it has integrity.”

A look at the NCPC’s latest concepts for a better Southwest.

While Issa noted that the Office of Planning and NCPC did not seem to agree on much, beyond changing penthouse regulations, he did say, “We will not close the Height Act consideration without full consideration.”

The city wants more control over any proposed changes in height outside of the L’Enfant City.

The vote comes two days after the NCPC’s staff released a proposal to allow for taller buildings in targeted areas outside of the L’Enfant City with congressional approval. Shortly after last night’s meeting began,