Rachel Kaufman : Development News

The Brookland development boom continues.

See how Northeast has changed in this virtual tour - or hop on a bike and see for yourself.

SO CLOSE.

I-395 was part of a planned "inner Beltway" that would have destroyed thousands of homes. Most of that highway was stopped, but I-395 still got built. Now that scar is going to be healed.

Two projects from Neighborhood Development Company head to the same block in Petworth.

Five transit-oriented projects in the pipeline are making it easier for DC to go car-free.

The new design eliminates parking, which the Board of Zoning Adjustment approved Tuesday.

The "Village Green" bench will provide real-time readings on levels of fine particle pollution, ozone, wind speed and direction, temperature, and humidity. It's at the National Zoo now.

The D.C. Fashion Foundation Incubator opens in June, welcoming eight designers--most from the DMV.

The concept, from the owner of Boundary Road restaurant, will have a Mediterranean menu, including North African fare, and “a substantial beverage program."

Neighborhood Development Company will start demolition on or around April 27.

The Fillmore School, most recently owned by George Washington University, which took it over from the Corcoran, has been purchased by the S&R Foundation. The nonprofit will turn it into an incubator for the arts.

The exhibition by the Historical Society of Washington D.C., opening April 22, features 75 artworks depicting historic buildings appearing on the D.C. Preservation League’s list of “Most Endangered Places” in D.C.

It's a coffee shop and record store, and for $15 you can cut your own record.

The Downtown DC Business Improvement District's annual State of Downtown shed light on how downtown D.C. is evolving.