| PROJECT | CLIENT | STATUS | PROGRAM |
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Arbor Row Tysons Corner, VA |
Cityline Partners |
Master Plan for 2.5 million square feet on a 31.38 acre property. |
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Arlington Gateway Arlington, VA |
The JBG Companies | Completed 2006 |
1.2 million-sf mixed-use development, including a 320,000-sf office building, 416-unit apartment building, 336-key Westin hotel, and a 237-unit boutique condo building. |
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Champions Circle Ft. Worth, TX |
Fine Line Diversified Development | Not Built |
A 278.539 acre development with 1,403,850 SF of retail, 840,000 SF of office, 650 residential units, and 350 hotel keys and 14,593 parking spaces. |
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Crystal City Main Street Arlington, VA |
Vornado | Completed 2000 |
175,000-sf urban retail redevelopment. |
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Dam Sen Park Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |
GP Invest | Plan Completed 2010 |
Located in the largest city in Vietnam, this urban development in Ho Chi Minh City includes five buildings-Buildings A, B, C, D and E-with retail, and office space programs, and over 1000 residential units. The development covers 40% of the lot, which has a total construction area of 142,050 m2 (1.5 million gsf). |
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Falls Church City Center Falls Church, VA |
Atlantic Realty Companies | Plan Completed 2009 |
5.5-acre mixed use development consisting of: a 9-story, 114,140-sf office building with 7,000-sf of retail and a 3,500-sf bank, a 9-story, 160-key hotel; a 9-story condominium building with 53-units, 5,790-sf of retail and a 3,500-sf restaurant; a 3-story, 43,400-sf bowling center; a 6-9-story residential building with 500-units, 7,500-sf of retail and a 55,000-sf grocery store. |
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Greensboro Park Place Tysons Corner, VA |
Beacon Capital Partners |
Two 24 and 20-story apartment towers facing Greensboro drive with a public park over landscaped park, extended along Greensboro in front of two enlarged office towers. The 1,200,000-sf transit-oriented mixed-use development cover 7 acres and extends to the corner of International Drive. |
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Las Colinas Station Irving, TX |
Lennar and Catalyst |
Phase I: 355 units, 7,156 sf of mixed use retail/residential Phase II: 202 residential units with 23,363 sf office, 8,800 sf retail. |
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Michigan and Irving Washington, DC |
Conference Center Association | In Progress |
9-story, 300-key hotel; 2-story, 31,500-sf conference center; 14,760-sf of ground-floor retail space; and 167,104-sf of parking for 374 vehicles. |
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National Harbor National Harbor, MD |
The Peterson Companies | Completed 2009 |
WDG designed a total of 5.5-acres, including an 8-story residential building with 253 units, an 11-story residential building with 182 units, a 184-key hotel, 246-key time share resort, and a total of 80,000-sf of retail space. |
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National Science Foundation Headquarters Alexandria, VA |
Hoffman Company, LLC | In Progress |
56-acre urban plan, two 14-19 story towers totaling 690,000-sf of rentable office space, 30,000-sf of retail, and three levels of below grade parking for 380 vehicles. |
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North Bethesda Gateway North Bethesda, MD |
LCOR | Plan Completed 2011 |
10 acre site two blocks from the White Flint Metro Station, with 1,689,000-sf of office, residential and retail uses. |
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Rockville Town Square Rockville, MD |
City of Rockville, DANAC, Federal Realty Trust | Completed 2007 |
Mixed-use town center with 644 Residential units, 180,000-sf retail on 12.5 acres, including 1400 parking spaces in 5 garages. |
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Spring Hill Station Tysons Corner, VA |
The Georgelas Group | Plan Completed 2011 |
32 acre mixed-use master plan providing for 7.5 million square feet of uses, including 2 to 3.5 million-sf of office space, 2.1 to 5.1 million-sf of multifamily residential, over 180,000-gsf of ground level retail and as much as 770,000-gsf of hospitality uses. |
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The Commons Tysons Corner, VA |
LCOR | Plan Completed 2012 |
Master planning for a 20 acre site at the future Tysons-McLean Metro Station. 7 buildings 10 to 23 stories with 2,570 units, 50,000-sf retail and 3,100 parking spaces in three levels below grade and podiums. Final design of the first building is in progress. |
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The Glen at Preston Hollow Dallas, TX |
Provident Realty Advisors, Inc | Not Built |
A master plan development with 1,200 residential units totaling 1 million SF, 400 units of seniors housing, 175,000 SF of retail space, 58,400 SF of office space, 175-key hotel and three parking structures, 6 levels each. |
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The Manor at Thahn Hoa Thanh Hoa, Vietnam |
Bitexco | Plan Completed 2010 |
Large master planned community on 30,841 m2 (7.61 acres) with 1450 d.u. in four high-rise towers, 50 townhomes, 50,000-sf of office space and a large, central, and amenity-rich outdoor space. |
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The Spire Master Plan Dallas, TX |
Spire Realty Group | In Progress |
Master Plan development with 77,000 SF of retail, 1,277,000 SF of office, 280 residential units, and 600 hotel keys on 11.3 acres |
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Tokyo Olympic Village Tokyo, Japan |
Young Architects Forum | Plan Completed 2011 |
16,000-bed community for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. |
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Tysons Corner Transit Oriented Developments Tysons Corner, VA |
Various | In Progress |
Planning for 23-million square feet of mixed-use development on 110 acres around four new Washington MetroRail stations. |
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Water Street Irving, TX |
Gables Residential | In Progress |
As part of a master development, 2 residential buildings with 330 apartment units and 20,000 SF of retail and restaurant spaces and 50,000 SF of stand-alone retail and restaurant building space. |
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WFOCA China Hotel Tianjin Tianjin, China |
Andily Investment Group USA, LLC | Plan Completed 2011 |
Master planning for a 122,000-square meter site with a 17-story, 350 key, 5-star hotel; 35-story, 875 unit hotel style apartment building, podium/atrium with commercial and retail space, and 12 luxurious single-family villas surrounding a lake. |
16,000-bed community for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics.
Description
This competition sponsored by the AIA’s Young Architects Forum seeks a vision for Tokyo’s bid for the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic games that is guided not only by socially- and environmentally-sustainable principles, but also by the principles of Universal Design. Universal Design has been defined as “the design of products and environments to be usable by all people, to the greatest extent possible, without the need for adaptation or specialized design.”
WDG’s entry for the 31-acre site for the Olympic village on reclaimed land in Tokyo Bay accommodates 16,000 beds for Olympic and Paralympic athletes and for permanent residents after the completion of the games. The team critically examined the typical urban fabric, extracting the individual threads- car, pedestrian, building, path, and park- and investigated new ways these elements can weave together, or pull apart, to create a new context focused on continuity between the diverse experiences that make urban living appealing.