A $41M comprehensive development effort to relocate a critical regional service provider from a constrained 16,000 SF site to a high-performance, 41,000 SF headquarters.

A $6M renovation of the oldest continuously operating African-American community theater in the United States to align its historic facility with modern dramatic programming.

The $28M final-phase completion of University of Maryland's Health Sciences Facility III—a premier biomedical research hub—transforming remaining shell space into high-performance, active laboratory environments.

A pivotal $32M master plan execution that transformed 42 individual lots into a 112-unit mixed-income residential anchor for the Johnson Square community.

A $15M redevelopment and adaptive reuse of the former Eastern Pumping Station at 1801 E. Oliver Street.

A $16M high-stakes redevelopment in the heart of the Five and Dime Historic District, unifying three long-vacant properties into a modern, 51-unit mixed-use residential anchor.

A comprehensive modernization of a 25,000 SF community landmark, designed to update a legacy grocery experience while honoring the building’s mid-century origins.