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Georgetown Canal Renovation

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Georgetown Canal Renovation, from most recent to least.

Water Hammocks, a Mule Yard and Gongoozling: The New Concepts for the Georgetown Canal

Water Hammocks, a Mule Yard and Gongoozling: The New Concepts for the Georgetown Canal

Nena Perry-Brown | April 5th 2019

Nearly two years after a design team was selected to revitalize a mile-long stretch of the C&O Canal, the public is being invited to comment on new co... read»

DC's Most High Line-Like of High Line Spin-offs -- Transforming the Georgetown Canal

DC's Most High Line-Like of High Line Spin-offs -- Transforming the Georgetown Canal

Nena Perry-Brown | December 20th 2017

A lot of developments have evoked the name of the High Line recently. However, the DC project that shares an architect with the High Line might have t... read»

A First Look at Design Concepts for the Georgetown Canal

A First Look at Design Concepts for the Georgetown Canal

Nena Perry-Brown | November 2nd 2017

On Thursday night, James Corner Field Operations presented some design concepts and options for the revitalization of the C and O Canal to the communi... read»

Floating the Future Concepts for the Georgetown Canal

Floating the Future Concepts for the Georgetown Canal

Nena Perry-Brown | June 15th 2017

Last night, the National Park Service and Georgetown Heritage hosted a public forum where a cross-section of neighborhood residents and city stakehold... read»

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