Washington Highlands (Washington, Washington, D.C.
Washington Highlands (Washington, United States
Washington Highlands, Washington, D.C. links to 876 places across 4 topics through 7 Bunkabop connections, shaped mainly by public housing policy and mid-20th-century history. The neighborhood's ties to the HOPE VI program, through which a 1997 grant replaced two earlier housing complexes with the 314-unit Wheeler Creek community, connect it to cities such as Chicago, The Bronx, and St. Louis. A 2012 library designed by architect David Adjaye adds a strand through the architecture topic.
HOPE VI
Connects Washington Highlands (Washington, Washington, D.C. to: Gary, Indiana | South Boston | Uptown Charlotte | Weinland Park | Hawthorne, Philadelphia
baby boom
Connects Washington Highlands (Washington, Washington, D.C. to: Finland | Lower Hutt, New Zealand | Contra Costa County, California | Arlington Heights, Illinois | Royal Oak, Michigan
Covenant (law)
Connects Washington Highlands (Washington, Washington, D.C. to: Houston, Texas | Glendale, California | Kennewick, Washington | Fullerton, California | Atlantic City, New Jersey
David Adjaye
Connects Washington Highlands (Washington, Washington, D.C. to: London, England | Chicago, Illinois | Spain | Texas | Pennsylvania
public housing
Connects Washington Highlands (Washington, Washington, D.C. to: Manchester, England | Amsterdam, Netherlands | The Bronx, New York (state) | Limerick, Ireland | Buffalo, New York