Washingtonian Magazine
Global restaurateur Makoto Okuwa has a phrase in mind as he returns to DC to open Love, Makoto, an eclectic Japanese food hall that’s slated to debut later this year. “Kokyou ni nishiki wo kazaru,” says the chef, which loosely translates to “Return home with glory.”…
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CoStar
Roughly one month after announcing plans to relocate its Baltimore headquarters, T. Rowe Price Group is mapping out new office space on the other end of the Baltimore-Washington corridor…
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Washington Business Journal
PGP has gained another tenant for its 200 Massachusetts Ave. NW, part of the larger Capitol Crossing development in downtown D.C….
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Washington Business Journal
Property Group Partners is adding a pair of food and drink options to the retail mix at Capitol Crossing, including a new bar and restaurant from Chef Johnny Spero…
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Washingtonian Magazine
Around here, developers don’t just build buildings—they build entire neighborhoods…
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Architect Magazine
Capitol Crossing is a 2.2 million square foot mixed use development occupying the air rights to the 6.8 acres above Interstate 395 in Washington, D.C. It is the largest air rights project that has ever been undertaken in Washington…
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Landscape Architecture Magazine
All cities bear scars, evidence of past planning decisions, made with the best of intentions, that affect urban space in negative ways over the following decades. For more than 40 years, Washington, D.C.’s northwest quadrant…
ENR Mid-Atlantic
Constructing a podium for the largest air rights project to date in Washington, D.C., is one thing. Doing it in a confined work area over an active highway is something else entirely…
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WLJA / ABC News 7
For the second time in its 140-year history, Washington’s oldest synagogue was relocated Thursday, making way for the massive Capitol Crossing project in downtown D.C…
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