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Clark tops out first of 3 towers at Washington, DC, apartment project - Vimarsana News

Clark tops out first of 3 towers at Washington, DC, apartment project

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DC Mixed-Use Mega-Project Tops Out First Residential Tower - Vimarsana News

DC Mixed-Use Mega-Project Tops Out First Residential Tower

The three towers at the complex will feature over 1,000 apartments. Clark Construction, Akridge and National Real Estate Development have topped out the first of three residential towers at The Stacks, a 2.7 million-square-foot mixed-used development in Washington, D.C.,’s Buzzard Point neighborhood.

The Stacks Tops Out in Buzzard Point - Vimarsana News

The Stacks Tops Out in Buzzard Point

/PRNewswire/ -- Clark Construction, Akridge, and National Real Estate Development ("National Development") have topped out Phase One of The Stacks, a 2.7...

The Blue Line Loop is flawed. Here's how to improve it. – Greater Greater Washington - Vimarsana News

The Blue Line Loop is flawed. Here's how to improve it. – Greater Greater Washington

In part III of a series on Metrorail’s expansion options, Adam Bressler considers an option with strong popular support, and suggests how a key change–the Pink Line–could help Metro get more capacity for its buck.

Source: ggwash.org
DC United fires its trainer for flashing 'OK' hand sign in a photo : NPR - Vimarsana News

DC United fires its trainer for flashing 'OK' hand sign in a photo : NPR

The D.C. United soccer team announced Friday that it had fired the club's athletic trainer for allegedly making a "discriminatory hand gesture" in a photo that appeared on social media.

Source: npr.org