Competition Seeks Architects to Design Massive "Bridge Park" in D.C.

A Washington D.C. nonprofit (THEARC) has launched a nation-wide competition soliciting designs for the proposed 11th Street Bridge Park from architects and landscape architects. With the culmination of the competition, the committee hopes to select a design that connects and re-engages residents from both sides of the river with the each other and the water, while establishing a new civic space that serves as stimulator for economic development.

Designated as a “21st century play space,” the new park will occupy a space spanning the length of three football fields across the Anacostia River. If approved, it would host a performance space, education center, cafe, water sport and activity areas, as well as integrate public art throughout landscape. 

You can learn more and register for the 11th Street Bridge Park competition here. A video providing insight on the location can be found after the break...

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Cite: Karissa Rosenfield. "Competition Seeks Architects to Design Massive "Bridge Park" in D.C." 23 Mar 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/488980/competition-seeks-architects-to-design-massive-bridge-park-in-d-c> ISSN 0719-8884

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