NoMa

The man sleeping on a sidewalk mattress, next to his jar of urine and beneath a glimmering art installation of light created to brighten a city underpass, is not going away.

A long-awaited moment in budget season comes when DC Council Chairman Phil Mendelson releases his package of budget changes, which combine, reconcile, and sometimes reverse things from the individual committees. Here are some of the…

If you ride the Red Line, you may have noticed a new blue and black mural emerging on the side of one of the new buildings between NoMa and Union Station this week. Created by artist Trav, the piece is just one of 16 new murals going up as…

The decade-long development of Constitution Square, a six-building, 2.7M SF complex at the heart of the booming NoMa neighborhood, will be completed this month.

Metropolitan Washington’s persistent urban challenges are frequently in the news. The concerns include ensuring public safety; providing quality public education; increasing the availability of affordable housing; promoting accessibility…

A $200M mixed-use development in NoMa is moving forward after an appeal delayed it for more than a year.

WeWork is entering a new D.C. neighborhood as part of its continued expansion throughout the District.

“Lightweave” debuts next week as part of broader public space efforts in the booming neighborhood

When I visited Red Bear Brewing Co.’s warehouse space in September, it was a bleak and miserable concrete cave of hollow beerlessness. But that’s not how co-founder Bryan Van Den Oever saw it. He was excitedly waving his hand from empty…

Bryan Van Den Oever, Simon Bee and Cameron Raspet met in Seattle, but when the three craft beer fans decided to launch their own brewery, they crossed the country to the “other” Washington.

Tishman Speyer is selling a development site in the fast-growing NoMa neighborhood it has planned as an office project for over a decade.

The D.C. condo market has experienced years of undersupply, with developers favoring the booming rental segment. But large projects under development are preparing to deliver a host of new for-sale options for D.C. buyers.  

Lighting, sound-deflecting surfaces, big spaces—all of these elements can influence a deaf person’s ability to communicate. DeafSpace design considers it all.

The former Ibiza nightclub site in NoMa will be redeveloped as a citizenM hotel, the second of outpost of the European chain in Greater Washington.

A talk in NoMa earlier this week highlighted pioneering projects that promote visual communication

The accelerator has launched a few big brands, but some entrepreneurs report troubling practices.

European hostel-hotel concepts with large shared rooms are beginning to grow their presence in D.C., with the latest in the emerging hospitality market of NoMa.

The latest European hotel brand looking to expand into the District is Meininger Hotels, which will open its first location in the United States in NoMa.