Photo from the Southwester Newspaper website
Planned to open in 2022, Phase 2 will add an additional 1.15 million SF of mixed-use spaces. Phase 1 was just shy of 2 million square feet spanning a mile-long area. Phase 2 will add a new marina, office, residential, retail, and parks and public spaces to DC’s Southwest Waterfront.
Phase 2 key features:
1.5-acre park at the Marshall Park Landing
96 condominiums
255 apartments
131 hotel rooms
223 boat slips at the Wharf Marina
547,000 SF office space
95,000 SF retail space
2 garages with over 1,000 spaces total
Washington DC based Perkins Eastman DC, the planner and architect of The Wharf Phase 1, continues to head the design for Phase 2. In this way the hope is to ensure through a cohesive vision that The Wharf project continues to be a beloved neighborhood at the waterfront for generations to come. Architects and designers make up a very impressive lineup, to include Rafael Vinoly, SHoP Architects, WDG, Morris Adjmi Architects, ODA, Hollwich Kushner, Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, S9 Architects, and Wolf Josey.
More detailed breakdown of the individual spaces and their use:
Parcel 6 & 7
Approx. 500,000 sf of office space
Approx. 33,000 sf of retail space
Architect: WDG Architecture and SHoP Architects
Parcel 8
235 apartments
131 hotel rooms
Approx. 10,000 sf of retail
Architect: ODA
Parcel 9
Amaris building
96 condominiums
Approx. 18,000 square feet of retail
Architect: Rafael Viñoly
Parcel 10
60,143 sf of office space
Approx. 15,000 sf of retail
Architect: Morris Adjmi Architects
Water Building 1
Approx. 13,500 sf of retail
Architect: Hollwich-Kushner
Water Building 2
14,500 sf of retail
3,000 sf of maritime support services
Architect: S9 Architects
Wharf Marina
223 boat slips
Facts and statistics in this article from District Wharf Phase 2 Construction
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