Waterfront Redevelopment at The Wharf DC | Bellingham Marine

THE WHARF

Washington DC USA

Description

Among a number of ongoing urban waterfront redevelopment projects, The Wharf in Washington, D.C. is the largest in the U.S. and arguably the most comprehensive.

The $2.2 billion project encompasses 50 acres of water and 24 acres of upland improvements. It features three million square feet of new residential, office, hotel, retail, cultural and public space. The water side includes waterfront parks, promenades, piers, docks and three new marina facilities.

Project Features

Market Pier (30 slips + 1,230 ft. of side-tie)
Transit Pier (900 ft. of side-tie)
Capital Yacht Club (100 slips)
Recreation Pier (150 ft. of low freeboard dock for paddle craft)
Wharf Marina (200 slips + 2,520 ft. of side-tie)
East Potomac Park Hop Dock (140 ft. of side-tie)

Project Scope

Replacement of existing marinas and piers

Services Provided

Design/build, general contractor
Installation of docks and utilities

The Transit Pier is designed to be used with water taxis bringing people across the river.

The Wharf consists of several marinas with over 300 slips and more than 4,800 sq. ft. of side tie moorage.

Assisted kayak launch docks are an ideal way to get everyone involved in the sport.

Loading area for water taxis on the Potomac.

The Recreation Pier at The Wharf has 150 ft of low freeboard docks for paddle craft launching.

The Wharf is part of an ongoing urban waterfront revitalization project encompassing 50 acres of waterside infrastructure.

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