Rendering of what the Science Museum campus will look like when the green is complete.

Creating More Green Space for Public Gathering and Informal Learning

The Science Museum has completed the design on Phase 1 of a project that will reclaim two acres of asphalt surface parking and reestablish the front acreage of historic Broad Street Station as a new 6-acre public green space. The project aligns with the city’s Richmond 300 development plan, which prioritizes green infrastructure for Greater Scott’s Addition, one of the fastest growing, mixed-use neighborhoods in the city with one of the lowest levels of urban tree cover.

Here you can learn more about the project, get your questions answered, see renderings of the vision for The Green, and perhaps most importantly, learn how you can support this crucial community project!

They say if a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth a million. So watch below for a sneak peek at what can be along Broad Street!

Support The Green

Learn how you can support the project while honoring a friend, a colleague or a loved one.

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Project Overview

Learn more about the vision and goals for The Green.

Trees and shrubbery in The Green.

Have More Questions?

Check out our FAQs about The Green

A paved corner with a bench under tree in The Green.