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Inside Capital One Hall

Learn more about our plans to offer a dynamic cultural epicenter and conference facility, with Capital One Hall opening October 2021.‍

The Perch at Capital One Center

Steps away from the McLean Metro Station, Capital One Center is developing a mixed-use entertainment epicenter.

Gum Springs Historical Society Sign Replacement

Capital One Center is proud to sponsor the historical marker for one of the oldest African American communities in Fairfax County.

Summer Drive-in Movie Series for a Cause

During the Summer of 2020, Capital One Center hosted twelve nights of free drive-in movies at the McLean Metro Lot in partnership with Second Story.

Happy Holidays! 'Tis the Season to Give Back

This holiday season, our latest Capital One Center Cares campaign will support Food for Others.

Follow the Evolution

Video Series with Andrew Savoia at the Capital One Hall

Capital One Hall Mural

The arts are central to Capital One Center’s placemaking strategy.

Jon Isherwood "The Fibonacci Duet"

Named after the Italian mathematician, the Fibonacci Sequence inspires Jon Isherwood’s newest artwork in the Sculpture Park, located at Capital One Center in Tysons.

Alice Aycock’s Hoop-La

Hoop-La (2016-2018) by award-winning artist Alice Aycock, commissioned by Capital One and made from powder-coated aluminum and steel.

Native Species at Capital One Center

Capital One Center visitors will encounter many native, non-invasive species throughout our campus. The strategy behind our landscaping centers around each plants’ environmental impact.

A Metroable, Bikeable Destination

Capital One Center’s #CommitmentToGreen encompasses our strategy to achieve the highest levels of sustainable design at our Tysons campus and support regional environmental programs. We are proud to showcase how easy it is to use the Silverline Metro to visit our campus.