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Thesis submitted to the faculty of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Architecture in ArChitecture
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Keywords: Washington DC urban design public space mass-transit soccer this page intentionally blank
Copyright 漏 2010 by David R. Groff
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David R. Groff
Thesis submitted to the faculty of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Architecture in ArChitecture
Paul Emmons Susan Piedmont-Palladino Paul Kelsch Defense Date: September 17, 2010 Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center Alexandria, VA
Keywords: Washington DC urban design public space mass-transit soccer this page intentionally blank
Copyright 漏 2010 by David R. Groff
DC United is one of Major League Soccer's most decorated franchises, yet it still plays its home games within the crumbling confines of RFK Stadium. This structure and the surrounding parking lots sit vacant for most of the year, though they occupy a prime site along the Anacostia River. In this project, I am proposing to incorporate a new metro station, transit hub and commercial development into the design of a stadium for DC United along the northern portion of the site. By providing services and amenities that do not currently exist in this part of the city, this endeavor could be a viable year-round resource for the community.
I could not have done this without Bridget and Lucas.
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DC United is one of Major League Soccer's most decorated franchises, yet it still plays its home games within the crumbling confines of RFK Stadium. This structure and the surrounding parking lots sit vacant for most of the year, though they occupy a prime site along the Anacostia River. In this project, I am proposing to incorporate a new metro station, transit hub and commercial development into the design of a stadium for DC United along the northern portion of the site. By providing services and amenities that do not currently exist in this part of the city, this endeavor could be a viable year-round resource for the community.
I could not have done this without Bridget and Lucas.
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abstract
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introduction
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site analysis
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stadium research
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station research
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the pieces
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the design
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image credits
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bibliography
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site analysis
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all images comply with fair use guidelines. all other photographs and images are the original work of the author.
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Bowie Subdivision, Prince George's County Maryland. 1963. Gutheim, Frederick. Woohy of the Nation: Washington, DC from L'Enfant to the National capital Planning Commission. The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006.
page 22 all images and text The Anacostia Waterfront Initiative: Frameworl< Plan. District of Columbia, OffIce of Planning. November" 2003. page 28
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image 1: RFK Stadium, Washington DC. Shots, LLC. 2007.
image 6: RFK Stadium. Ballparks.com. httD:llfootball.balloarks,comlNFlIWashinatonRe<1skinslo!dindex.htm (accessed November 28, 2009).
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mage 1: City Qf WashingtQn, District of Columbia 1901. Historic American Buildings Survey. National Park Service. ArzQIa,
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image 1: Camden yards. Sheard, Rod. The Stadium: Atr:hitecture for the New Global Culture. Periplus, Syngapore. 2005.
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image 2: Qlympia III Stadium as seeD from the northeast Romano, David Gilman. Athletes and Mathemates in Atr:haic Corinth. American Philosophical Society, 1993. image 3: Fulsal Plus. http路ltwww.Msalplus.com.aulAbout Futsal,btml (accessed October 27, 2010). image 4: Qlympia Stadium yaulted entrance, as seen from the ~. Romano, David Gilman. Athletes and Mathema6cs in Archae Corinth. American Philosophical Society, 1993.
Robert. 1993. Image 2: Aerial View Qf East CapitQI Street CorridQr, l.okina west frQm Anacostia. Historic American BUildings Survey. National Park Service. Boucher, Jack. 1992. page 11 image 1: District Department of Transportation. httD:Udc!ot dc.gOVIDCIDOOTI (accessed OCtober 1, 2010). image 2: DavidSQn, Linda. WashingtQn Post. February 21, 2010.
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image 7: American Aid;"es Stadium ElevatiQns. CuitQ, Aurora. Spotts Facilities. Loft Publications, Barcelona. 2005. image 8: Place Residence. Kube Architecture. http:/twww.kubearch.com (accessed May 5, 2007).
image 1: Part of the Radial Ayenue System. Gutheim. Frederick.
WOtthyofthe Nation: Washington, DC from L'Enfant to the National capital Planning Commission. The JQhns Hopkins University Press, 2006. Image 2: Kingman Island. National Capital Planning CQmmission. Promotional Flyer. 2009. pages 19 & 20 all text and images: RFK Stadium Site RedevelQpment Study. NatiQnal Capital Planning CQmmission. December 2006.
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page 4(1 Anatomy of an Eleyated Gyideway. Webster, Bill & Alberto Cuadra. The Washington Post. May 23, 2010. page 48 image 1: Aqueduct Bridae in GeQrgetown. ca 1870. Gutheim, Frederick. Worthy of the Nation: Washington, DC from L'Enfant to the National Capital Planning Commission. The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006.
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page 21 image 1: Gaylord National HarbQr. Gaylord Entertainment CQmpany. http://ww.N.gaylordentertainmentCQmDany.comlMediaRoomlOown loadPhotos.hlm (accessed October 1. 2010). image 2: What if Footbridges CrQssed the Anacostia? The Anacostia Waterfront Initiative: Framework Plan. District of Columbia, Office of Planning. November 2003. 85. image 3: East Capitol Street East of 19~ Streel. The Anacostia Waterfront Initiative: Framewotk Plan. District of Columbia, Office of Planning. November 2003. 117. image 4: The River as Envisioned by Aoacoslia Wstterfroot Initiative. The Anacostia Waterlront Initiative: Framework Plan. District of Columbia, Office of Planning. November" 2003. 17.
all images comply with fair use guidelines. all other photographs and images are the original work of the author.
page 3
Bowie Subdivision, Prince George's County Maryland. 1963. Gutheim, Frederick. Woohy of the Nation: Washington, DC from L'Enfant to the National capital Planning Commission. The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006.
page 22 all images and text The Anacostia Waterfront Initiative: Frameworl< Plan. District of Columbia, OffIce of Planning. November" 2003. page 28
page 7
image 1: RFK Stadium, Washington DC. Shots, LLC. 2007.
image 6: RFK Stadium. Ballparks.com. httD:llfootball.balloarks,comlNFlIWashinatonRe<1skinslo!dindex.htm (accessed November 28, 2009).
page 29
mage 1: City Qf WashingtQn, District of Columbia 1901. Historic American Buildings Survey. National Park Service. ArzQIa,
page 33
image 1: Camden yards. Sheard, Rod. The Stadium: Atr:hitecture for the New Global Culture. Periplus, Syngapore. 2005.
page 9
image 2: Qlympia III Stadium as seeD from the northeast Romano, David Gilman. Athletes and Mathemates in Atr:haic Corinth. American Philosophical Society, 1993. image 3: Fulsal Plus. http路ltwww.Msalplus.com.aulAbout Futsal,btml (accessed October 27, 2010). image 4: Qlympia Stadium yaulted entrance, as seen from the ~. Romano, David Gilman. Athletes and Mathema6cs in Archae Corinth. American Philosophical Society, 1993.
Robert. 1993. Image 2: Aerial View Qf East CapitQI Street CorridQr, l.okina west frQm Anacostia. Historic American BUildings Survey. National Park Service. Boucher, Jack. 1992. page 11 image 1: District Department of Transportation. httD:Udc!ot dc.gOVIDCIDOOTI (accessed OCtober 1, 2010). image 2: DavidSQn, Linda. WashingtQn Post. February 21, 2010.
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image 7: American Aid;"es Stadium ElevatiQns. CuitQ, Aurora. Spotts Facilities. Loft Publications, Barcelona. 2005. image 8: Place Residence. Kube Architecture. http:/twww.kubearch.com (accessed May 5, 2007).
image 1: Part of the Radial Ayenue System. Gutheim. Frederick.
WOtthyofthe Nation: Washington, DC from L'Enfant to the National capital Planning Commission. The JQhns Hopkins University Press, 2006. Image 2: Kingman Island. National Capital Planning CQmmission. Promotional Flyer. 2009. pages 19 & 20 all text and images: RFK Stadium Site RedevelQpment Study. NatiQnal Capital Planning CQmmission. December 2006.
circa 1969. History
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page 4(1 Anatomy of an Eleyated Gyideway. Webster, Bill & Alberto Cuadra. The Washington Post. May 23, 2010. page 48 image 1: Aqueduct Bridae in GeQrgetown. ca 1870. Gutheim, Frederick. Worthy of the Nation: Washington, DC from L'Enfant to the National Capital Planning Commission. The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006.
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To Mom, Dad, Steve, Mel, Granny, Pap, Ally, Laura, Chuck, Marie, my committee members, teachers. coaches, teammates, peers, coworkers, family and friends. I am me because of all of you.
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To Mom, Dad, Steve, Mel, Granny, Pap, Ally, Laura, Chuck, Marie, my committee members, teachers. coaches, teammates, peers, coworkers, family and friends. I am me because of all of you.
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