New Project Award

A new project has begun on Rockville Pike located approximately one block from the North Bethesda Metrorail Station in Bethesda, MD. The project, known as NOBE II, will consist of several phases with the first phase to include one single-story retail building (Building A) containing up to 7,500 square feet of commercial and retail uses.

In January 2026, a new project was awarded to W.B. Hopke that includes the installation of new storm drainage and inlets at Dulles International Airport. The project named IAD Taxiway Whiskey is part of an ongoing, multi-contractor effort at Dulles.

West Falls Church Metro is one of the busiest construction corridors in Northern Virginia and soon will be busier. Rushmark Properties, EYA and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority recently announced they are partnering on a new project, a 24-acre tract for mixed-use development in West Falls Church.

Crystal House 7 and 8 (aka Highland Row) is part of a five-phase infill redevelopment plan expansion in the heart of National Landing in Arlington County. A public-private partnership between Arlington County, Amazon’s Housing Equity Fund, EYA, True Ground Housing Partners and the Washington Housing Conservancy is preparing for the next phase of development for the transformative, mixed-income expansion of the Crystal House Apartments Complex.

W.B. Hopke is proud to announce a new project award for wet utilities at Converge, Hitt Contracting’s new corporate office and mixed-use residential building located in West Falls Church, VA. Hitt Contracting is both the general contractor and the client.

In November 2024, W.B. Hopke was awarded the wet utilities project for the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Headquarters (CISA), a 630,000 square foot building located at St. Elizabeths West Campus and Martin Luther King Jr Avenue in Southeast DC. The project will consolidate the CISA workforce with the Department of Homeland Security workforce at one location.

In 2016, Washington Home & Community Hospices phased out its nursing home and rehabilitation programs and transferred their hospices services to Capital Caring Health in NW DC. This opened the door to renovation, construction and expansion of the property to become Sidwell Friends Upper School, home to children from grades 9-12.

The Crystal House project is largely financed by Amazon who contributed $381.9 million to the Washington Housing Conservancy, a DC area non-profit and financing partner for the purchase of the 16-acre site in 2020. The effort will help stabilize rising rents at the luxury apartment building, a move that will create and preserve 1,300 affordable housing units at Crystal House.

Inova Health System’s Springfield and Alexandria Hospital plans to be under construction by third quarter of 2024. The one billion-dollar Alexandria facility will be on the site of the former Landmark Mall.

When it comes to senior living in Maryland, The Pinnacle in North Bethesda is a cut above the rest. This 17-story senior living tower project will include 113 independent living units, 40 assisted living units and 48 units designated for The Bridge and memory care.