Loudoun County · Silver Line · 58 Acres
MetroScape Loudoun is a transit-oriented district of residences, hospitality, sport, learning, and commerce — rising at the Metro's Loudoun gateway. A new center of gravity for Northern Virginia.
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01 · Vision
Loudoun County holds two worlds that rarely share the same address. One is rooted — in hunt country, historic towns, and a community that built its identity long before the data centers arrived. The other is ascendant — among the nation's most educated households, the world's largest concentration of digital infrastructure, and now a direct Metro connection to the nation's capital.
What Loudoun has never had is a place where all of it converges.
MetroScape is that place. Fifty-eight acres designed as a complete urban district: homes above shops, a hotel beside an arena, classrooms across from offices, all within steps of a Metro platform. Not a collection of buildings — a working ecosystem where residents, visitors, students, and companies share the same streets, the same energy, the same address.
Transit-oriented development is how the world's great regions grow next. MetroScape is how Northern Virginia does it.
Live, work, learn, compete, and connect — without leaving the district.
00 · The District
Fifty-eight acres organized around a single principle: density earns its place. Two high-rise residential towers rise immediately adjacent to the Silver Line platform — 800 residences within steps of the station. Full-service hotel, Class A office, and the district arena anchor the same high-density core.
A mid-rise buffer of 100 workforce and market-rate residences transitions the scale outward. One hundred fifty townhomes line the district perimeter — private entries, dark brick, tree-lined streets, and direct connections to Loudoun's existing neighborhoods.
Ground-floor retail and a 20,000 SF glass-roofed food hall activate the district's main promenade — the connective tissue between every component and every resident.
High-rise at the core.
Mid-rise as the bridge.
Townhomes at the edge.
Retail at every step.
02 · Program
1,050 Residences · Three Typologies
800 high-rise residences in two towers steps from the platform. 100 mid-rise workforce and market-rate units as the transition zone. 150 dark brick townhomes lining the district perimeter with private entries and tree-lined streets. A complete residential community at every scale.
≈ 500 Rooms · Two Hotels
Two hotels — full-service and select-service — with integrated conference and convention facilities. Serving the district's arena events, corporate travel, and Loudoun's growing visitor economy, with demand anchored on-site.
150,000 SF Arena
A 5,000-seat indoor arena built as the region's gathering point — competition, concerts, community events, and flexible convention and exhibition hall space for trade shows and conferences. Northern Virginia's destination, indoors and year-round.
Education Anchor
Connecting Loudoun's students to the industries surrounding them — science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics in the middle of a working district, not apart from one.
≈ 300,000 SF Class A
Workspace at a Metro station — the format the region's employers are consolidating toward: transit-served, amenity-rich, talent-adjacent.
Activated Streets
A retail village and 20,000 SF glass-roofed indoor/outdoor food hall with fine dining anchors and rotating local vendors. Ground-floor retail activating every street edge — the connective tissue that turns six components into one address.
03 · The Public Realm
MetroScape is designed from the sidewalk up. A connected network of plazas, promenades, and shaded streets links every component to the Metro platform — no required car trip anywhere inside the district.
Outdoor dining that runs into the evening. Gathering space sized for a farmers market or a watch party. Green space planned as destination, not leftover.
The public realm is not landscaping around buildings — it is the district's largest shared amenity. And it belongs to all of Loudoun, not only those with an address here.
Every address within a walk of the platform.
Design Principle
MetroScape is designed for energy independence — on-site generation and storage engineered into the district's fabric, reducing grid dependence and securing operational continuity for residents, tenants, and venues.
04 · Leadership
MetroScape Loudoun is led by BPMG, bringing together disciplines in development finance, real estate strategy, and large-scale project delivery — supported by established regional construction partners and advisors with deep roots in the Northern Virginia market.
Full leadership profiles forthcoming.
05 · Inquiries
MetroScape Loudoun welcomes conversations with qualified parties, community stakeholders, and prospective partners.
Nothing on this website constitutes an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security. Any such offer or solicitation will be made only through definitive offering documents and only to persons qualified to receive them. Renderings and program details are conceptual and subject to change.
