Amazon HQ2 Metropolitan Park is in Arlington, Virginia, within National Landing, just outside Washington, DC.

Metropolitan Park has capacity for more than 14,000 Amazon employees across its two towers.

The design draws inspiration from the Washington region, using the National Mall and the Potomac River as distinct themes across the two towers.

The two towers are named Jasper and Merlin. Jasper draws inspiration from the National Mall, celebrating the history, culture, and civic character of the Washington region. Merlin takes inspiration from the Potomac River, reflecting the area's landscapes, ecology, and connection to nature.

The project advances sustainability at an unprecedented scale while supporting Amazon's Climate Pledge commitments. As the largest LEED v4 Platinum-certified building in the world, the project aligns with Amazon's Workplace Sustainability Guidelines and incorporates innovative strategies to reduce resource consumption and environmental impact. Water-saving measures, including rainwater harvesting, 75,000-gallon cisterns, and an on-site greywater reclamation system, reduce potable water use by 50%. The project also achieved embodied carbon savings of approximately 15,000 metric tons, equivalent to removing 3,000 cars from the road for a year, while high-performance building systems continue to deliver ongoing operational carbon reductions.

Employees have access to a wide range of amenities, including outdoor terraces, wellness spaces, dog-friendly areas, social hubs, mothers' rooms, and a variety of work settings.