A proposed district plan

Everything connects here

Residential life, dining, entertainment, hospitality and public space come together around one walkable center, each use adding energy to the next. Integrated parking, walkable circulation, plaza-fronted hospitality and direct arena adjacency.

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Rendering of a ground-floor frontage at Edge, Lot A — Edge, Lot A

Capital City Plaza with the central fountain — The Plaza

Street view of Lots C and D — Residences

The plan

See what's here. See what's coming.

Switch between Phase One in 2027, the site today and the full vision for the district. Tap any marker for detail.

Aerial rendering of Capital City as planned, with Toyota Arena at the center — Proposed district plan, subject to change

The lots

What sits where

Lot AEdge, the plaza-fronted restaurant frontage below roughly 400 residencesPhase One, under construction
Lot BEcho, the everyday ground floor below roughly 200 residencesPhase One, under construction
Lots C + DFuture phaseUse to be announced
Lot EFuture phaseUse to be announced
Lots F + GFuture phaseUse to be announced
Lot H+IFuture phaseUse to be announced
Lot KFuture phaseUse to be announced
Green spaceFuture green space at the center of the planProposed

A proposed district plan. Uses beyond Phase One are subject to confirmation.

Design principles

Six rules the plan follows

Capital City is designed with multiple points of arrival, structured parking, pedestrian flow and layered activity throughout the week.

Drone view of the avenue and parking around Toyota Arena

Integrated parking

Structured parking wrapped by active frontage, so the parking never becomes the face of a street.

Capital City Plaza looking toward the shopfronts

Walkable circulation

One walkable center. The walk from seat to table is one continuous route.

Rendering of restaurant terraces along the district

Plaza‑fronted hospitality

Restaurant frontage, patios, water and screens converge on the Plaza, so movement turns into dwell time.

Direct arena adjacency

The arena doors open onto the Plaza, and the Plaza opens onto Edge. Every event flows into the district.

Rendering of residences above the ground floor

Homes above the ground floor

Roughly 600 residences in Phase One sit above the retail, giving the district a resident population from day one.

Rendering of public green space beside the arena

Public space with a purpose

The Plaza and the future green space are planned as places in their own right, not left over between buildings.

The center of the plan

The Plaza turns movement into dwell time

Restaurant frontage, patios, water, screens and public gathering converge here at the center of the district.

Phasing

Built in stages, planned as a whole

Phase One frames the first public experience of the district. What follows extends it: hospitality, further residential and more public space. Lot uses beyond Phase One are proposed and to be confirmed.

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Lit frontage along the district street after dark — Phase One frontage

Open todayToyota Arena

The arena and its structured parking are open now, with 300+ events a year. Everything else on the plan is being built around it.

2027 · Phase OneEdge, Echo & the Plaza

The first retail and dining, roughly 600 homes above the ground floor, and the public space that connects them to the arena doors. This is the phase being leased now.

Phase TwoHospitality & residential

Hospitality and further homes on the outer lots. These uses are proposed and subject to confirmation.

Full build-outExpanded public space

Future green space at the center of the plan, completing the district.

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