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Parcel B

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Parcel B, from most recent to least.

Brooklyn Bowl Coming to 455-Unit Planned Development Next to Audi Field

Brooklyn Bowl Coming to 455-Unit Planned Development Next to Audi Field

UrbanTurf Staff | November 2nd

The concept includes 14 lanes for bowling, a 1,200 person concert venue, a craft bar and a menu curated by New York City’s Blue Ribbon Restaurant Gr... read»

Is a Bowling Alley a Possibility Next to Audi Field?

Is a Bowling Alley a Possibility Next to Audi Field?

Nena Perry-Brown | December 14th 2021

An entertainment tenant with a bowling alley was nixed near Nats Park this year.... read»

463-Unit Mixed-Use Project Planned Next to Audi Field Heads to Zoning Commission

463-Unit Mixed-Use Project Planned Next to Audi Field Heads to Zoning Commission

Nena Perry-Brown | September 29th 2021

The proposed project would deliver residential units; office, retail and entertainment space; and a woonerf.... read»

A Few More Looks at the Mixed-Use Project Coming Next to DC's Audi Field

A Few More Looks at the Mixed-Use Project Coming Next to DC's Audi Field

Nena Perry-Brown | July 20th 2021

As the team behind Parcel B files its design review application, more renderings and perspectives are coming to the fore.... read»

352 Apartments, 110 Senior Units, and a Curbless Street: The Plans for Next to Audi Field

352 Apartments, 110 Senior Units, and a Curbless Street: The Plans for Next to Audi Field

Nena Perry-Brown | June 29th 2021

Two years after DC United awarded development rights for the site beside Audi Field, we are getting a look at what is planned.... read»

DC's Audi Field May Get More Parking, But Bigger Plans Are in the Works

DC's Audi Field May Get More Parking, But Bigger Plans Are in the Works

Nena Perry-Brown | March 18th 2019

Audi Field's application to use Parcel B as a parking lot also hints at when development is anticipated to start on the site.... read»

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