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Amazon to Open HQ2 Office Towers and Public Park in Summer 2023

  • January 11th

by UrbanTurf Staff

A rendering of an HQ2 office building. Click to enlarge.

Amazon will open two office buildings and a public park this coming summer. ARLnow reported the news on Wednesday after speaking with an Amazon spokesperson

The spokesperson said that the pace of construction at Metropolitan Park -- which consists of two new office towers and a public park -- will allow the buildings to start welcoming employees this summer. 

Site plan. Click to enlarge.

Slated for Pen Place near S Fern Street and 12th Street S (map), Amazon's HQ2 will ultimately include over three million square feet of office space across three buildings with ground-floor retail, another 24,000 square feet of retail across three "pavilion" buildings, and a nearly 350 foot-tall corkscrew-shaped office amenity building christened The Helix. There will also be over two acres of open space and nearly 2,000 below-grade parking spaces. 

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A rendering of the park. Click to enlarge.

The Amazon spokesperson told ARLnow that the company will share a more formal opening date and additional updates in the coming months. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/amazon_to_open_hq2_office_towers_and_park_in_summer_2023/20488.

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