Transpotomac Canal Center
Alexandria, Virginia
Transpotomac Canal Center consists of four buildings in a pinwheel shaped cluster along the west bank of the Potomac River in suburban Washington, DC.
Project highlights enjoyed by the public are the extensively landscaped riverwalk with bike path and plaza promenade featuring a permanent outdoor sculpture installation. The project also incorporates the restored Alexandria Canal Lock #1, which is open to the public as a municipal museum.
Designed to capitalize on their unique setting, the four buildings mix traditional brick facades to blend with the Old Town cityscape and terraced all-glass fronts to capture and reflect the waterfront vistas.
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AwardsPrix D’Excellence Award, International Real Estate Federation and Otis Elevator; Cornerstone Award, Building Industry Association; Honorable Mention, Excellence in Masonry Design Award Competition, Virginia Masonry Council; Honor Award, Potomac Valley, Maryland Chapter of the American Institute of Architects; Merit Award, American Society of Landscape Architects; Best Mixed-Use Project Award, National Association of Industrial and Office Parks, Northern Virginia Chapter
Project Data4 buildings
4 - 7 stories each
500,000 total sf
underground parking for 1,300 cars
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