New details have emerged on what the massive mixed-use development surrounding D.C.’s future football stadium will look like.
The city on Tuesday released its draft master plan for the 180-acre campus along the Anacostia River, set to be anchored by a 70,000-seat stadium for the Washington Commanders.
The plan, which was designed after just over a year of feedback sessions, divides the RFK campus into six districts with distinct purposes. The community has until Aug. 14 to submit feedback.
“We are taking another step forward in our promise to District residents and businesses — to plan not just for a world-class stadium, but for a community-centric 365-day campus that will drive growth for years to come,” D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said in a release. “Now, let’s work together toward the final goal — to finalize a plan rich in amenities like housing, parks, and entertainment.”
