Burnham Place Project Overview
Burnham Place is a 14 acre mixed-use development project six blocks from the U.S. Capitol, annexing Union Station. The project updates the station and adds retail, 1300 residential units, office space, a hotel and public space. In total, 3M square feet of development that will create a new neighborhood.

Developer
Akridge
Architect
Shalom Baranes
Contractor
Unknown
Structural Engineer
Thornton Tomasetti
Status
Planned
Delivery
TBD
Pricing
TBD
Address
Union Station NE Washington DC 20002
Location
Burnham Place is a 14 acre project surrounding Union Station and 2 blocks from the Capitol Building, bounded by Massachusetts Avenue and H Street to the south and north, North Capitol Street to the west and 2nd Street to the east, in the noMA neighborhood of Washington DC.
Burnham Place Project Details
Burnham Place will offer residential, retail, office space and hotel rooms. The project also includes public parks and plazas, all totaling approx. 3 million SF. Initially broken down as: 1.5 million SF office space More than 1,300 residential units More than 500 hotel rooms 100,000 SF retail The Union Station Redevelopment Corporation (USRC) in coordination with Amtrak is proposing to expand and modernize Washington Union Station. The project is named for Daniel Turnham, the original architect for Union Station.
Union Station Redevelopment Overview
The new Union Station complex will be a multi-level facility, incorporating the Burnham Place development above the tracks, creating a new street network and neighborhood. The master project will complement transportation functions. Public spaces at the H Street level will focus on the new train shed with multiple, sky-lit atria that will bring both light and passengers to the station beneath them. Offered will be public plazas and passenger concourses as well as the retail, hotels, offices and residences of Burnham Place. The focal point of H Street is a grand plaza and a new northern entrance to Union Station which has dramatic views of the concourses, trains and platforms below. to the north of H Street, this plaza will provide a vibrant public space with retail and restaurants, and connect to quiet neighborhood parks. A new park will provide a connection to the northern continuation of the Metropolitan Bike trail. The project is a collaboration between USrC, Amtrak, Akridge and other stakeholders. The six million SF of renovation and new development will result in 10 new entrances, 5,000 parking spaces, new and expanded tracks and platforms, a new train shed and a new lower level concourse for future high-speed rail service. The entire project is expected to take about 15–25 years to complete.
Blue Bottle Coffee
Bluemercury
Cava
Magnolia Bakery
UNIQLO
H&M
Warby Parker
Union Station Retail Overview
Signed already are the following retail tenants: