For those who like pouring through giant PDFs with conceptual drawings of what large swaths of the cityscape will look like in a few years, click here, courtesy of Madison Marquette.
Or just check out a few of my favorites below.
Last night at Arena Stage's Kreeger Theater, with nearly every seat filled by nearby residents and development types, P.N. Hoffman and Madison Marquette unveiled the framework of their plans for the 27-acre Southwest Waterfront. The vision was breathtaking.
Southwest Quadrant has a great rundown, so I won't go through every detail. In a nutshell: The plans [...]
With all the attention given to The Yards Park these past few weeks, development on two of the Waterfront area’s smaller green spaces has gone largely overlooked.
About a hundred people gathered on Water Street SW yesterday evening to attend the opening ceremony for 7th Street Landing, a “temporary park” that will occupy the modest flat [...]
Yup. It finally happened.
From the Washington Business Journal:
The D.C. Council unanimously approved a land deal for a $1.5 billion redevelopment of the Southwest waterfront Tuesday, conveying 16 acres of city property to a development team led by D.C.-based PN Hoffman and Baltimore-based Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse on a furious last day of voting before the end of [...]
An artistic rendering of the Southwest Waterfront
In fall 2006, the city announced a deal with Hoffman-Struever Waterfront LLC that will allow the company to transform the Southwest Waterfront into a $1.5 billion “world-class mixed-use waterfront destination,” according to the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development. (For more project details, check below [...]
