Park Place at Addison Road Metro has reached a major milestone, with the project officially topping out on March 20, 2026. Located directly adjacent to the Addison Road Metro Station in Prince George’s County, this mixed-use development is designed to bring new energy and connectivity to a key transit corridor in the region.
Conceptual Image from Torti Gallas + Partners
The project is envisioned as a walkable, transit-oriented community that integrates multifamily residential (193 units) with ground-floor retail (11,000 SF), helping transform an underutilized site into a vibrant neighborhood destination. With immediate access to Metro, Park Place supports a more connected, accessible lifestyle while contributing to the continued growth and evolution of Prince George’s County.
Designed by Torti Gallas + Partners and developed by Banneker Ventures, the project reflects a broader push toward high-quality, transit-adjacent development in the DC region. The design emphasizes pedestrian-friendly streetscapes, active ground-level uses, and a strong relationship to the surrounding community.
SK&A Structural Engineers is serving as the Structural Engineer for the project. The team includes Principal Walid Choueiri, PE, SE, along with Project Manager David Stringer and Assistant Project Manager Maurice O’Connor, who attended the topping out celebration.
This milestone marks an important step toward delivering a dynamic mixed-use development that strengthens connections between transit, housing, and community in Prince George’s County.
