The first phase of the North Potomac Yard overhaul, including a part of Virginia Tech's $1 billion campus, is taking shape in Alexandria. Drawings from New York's CookFox Architects, D.C.'s Hickok Cole Architects and SmithGroup, the firm picked by Virginia Tech to design its premier structure, show what four of the seven buildings — one academic, two office and one sewage pumping station — at the 18.7-acre site could look like. The height and massing images were just posted to the city of Alexandria's website ahead of a Potomac Yard Design Advisory Committee scheduled for Wednesday. Read More...
The first phase of the North Potomac Yard overhaul, including a part of Virginia Tech’s $1 billion campus, is taking shape in Alexandria. Drawings from New York’s CookFox Architects, D.C.’s Hickok Cole Architects and SmithGroup, the firm picked by Virginia Tech to design its premier structure, show what four of the seven buildings — one academic, two office and one sewage pumping station — at the 18.7-acre site could look like. The height and massing images were just posted to the city of Alexandria’s website ahead of a Potomac Yard Design Advisory Committee scheduled for Wednesday.
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