Burnham Place at Union Station Master Plan

Project Details

Project Name
Burnham Place at Union Station Master Plan
Shared By
dmadsen
Project Status
Concept Proposal

Project Description

FROM THE AIA:

Placing 3 million square feet of new mixed-use construction above the active rail yard behind Washington, DC’s historic Union Station, Burnham Place stands as a model of innovative and sustainable urban development. Connected to Daniel Burnham’s landmark structure and vertically integrated with a proposed multi-level station expansion, the master plan incorporates a street grid, public plazas, train hall and linear greenway to create a vibrant new neighborhood. Burnham Place mends the urban fabric of the city while maximizing its relationship with an intensely multi-modal transportation hub.

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