DIAMOND TEAGUE PARK
Washington, DC
Until this park was built, there was no direct connection between the river and the city on the north shore of Anacostia River. The connection to the river is encouraged in both directions. From the land, the public is brought to the water’s edge. From the river, the construction of two new piers for various types of vessel, bring people to the neighborhood by boat. Once there, in addition to viewing the river from the bank, people are brought down to the floating environmental pier, just a few inches above the water.
Client: The Office of Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development
Landscape Architect of Record: Landscape Architecture Bureau
Award: Virginia Society AIA Inform Award, 2013
American Society of Landscape Architect Honor Award, Maryland, 2014
American Society of Landscape Architect Merit Award, Potomac, 2014