Project Concepts & Destination Sites 

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Village Green  

The Village Green site, along a highly visible corner at Suitland and Silver Hill Roads, is positioned to serve as a welcoming gateway into the community. In the vision drafted by the community, this prominent location is reimagined as an active cultural gathering space that establishes a sense of arrival, reinforces neighborhood identity, and creates a destination for shared creative and social experiences throughout the year. The current Welcome to Suitland Sign will be elevated with a new, monument sign featuring metal letters, a mosaic installation with a welcoming message, and lighting.  

Bird's-eye rendering of Suitland Village Green, showing a large lawn, outdoor performance stage, shaded walking paths, public gathering spaces, food truck plaza, playground swings, and mature tree canopy.
Rendering of a food truck plaza at Suitland Village Green with visitors dining outdoors, food vendors, café seating, brick paving, and a shaded tree-lined setting.
Concept rendering of the main entrance to Suitland Town Center showing the prominent 'Welcome to Suitland' gateway sign integrated into a landscaped civic plaza. The scene includes pedestrian walkways, lawn areas, recreational features, shade trees, and community members using the public space during daytime hours.


Suitland Art Walk  

The Suitland Art Walk is envisioned to create a connected, safe, and interesting pedestrian experience leading residents and visitors from the Suitland Metro Station to Suitland High School away from the busy traffic of Silver Hill Road. The Art Walk will connect future destinations sites to one another, increasing walkability along the corridor. The Art Walk will feature pavement murals, artist–designed banners, rotating sculptures, and Creative Crosswalks to be installed over time.

Concept rendering of the Suitland Art Walk depicting a pedestrian-friendly park with winding pathways, mature trees, public art, open lawns, food vendors, and community members walking, sitting, and gathering throughout the space.
Aerial rendering of a redesigned urban intersection featuring colorful artistic crosswalks, pedestrian curb extensions, transit buses, vehicle traffic, street trees, and widened sidewalks that improve safety and walkability.


Suitland Water Tower  

The Suitland Water Tower will feature eight (8) art banners designed by Suitland High School’s CVPA students and lighting illuminating the public art. In the future, this site will be transformed a destination featuring a playscape, additional seating, community garden, shelter for outdoor events, and expanded parking.  

Rendering of a redesigned public space centered around the Suitland Water Tower. The white cylindrical water tower is accented with colorful artistic panels and surrounded by landscaped lawns, mature trees, walking paths, interpretive displays, and seating areas. A large bird sculpture serves as a focal point within the park, while visitors walk, gather, and enjoy the outdoor environment. The scene highlights the site's transformation into a community destination that combines public art, recreation, and green space.
Aerial rendering of Suitland Water Tower Park featuring a community garden, colorful nature-themed playground, walking paths, landscaped green space, parking areas, and a pavilion near the iconic water tower.

Towne Center 

As a part of ongoing development in the Suitland area, the Prince George’s County Redevelopment Authority is constructing a large public greenspace for community events within the Towne Square at Suitland Federal Center development. The space will host future public events such as farmers market, movie nights, concerts and will feature public art installations.  

Bird's-eye rendering of Towne Green, a community gathering space featuring a large lawn for events and outdoor movie screenings. The space includes yellow canopy tents, pedestrian walkways, mature trees, seating areas, landscaped planting beds, and residents using the park for recreation, socializing, and community programming.
Evening rendering of a community green with an outdoor movie screen, lawn seating, canopy structures, pedestrian pathways, decorative lighting, and residents gathering for a public event.