The $160-million renovation of what originally was the Baltimore Civic Center increased seating capacity to 13,000 seats.

This innovative project required stabilizing two areas of a quarry that were experiencing frequent rockfalls and that posed a risk to critical infrastructure under construction.

Building a freestanding storage facility for housing the Nemours estate’s antique furniture, artwork, textiles and film required challenging coordination working with many stakeholders on a complex building envelope.

This 20,000-sq-ft renovation of a 1970s-era building required closely managing surrounding areas to avoid disrupting patients and hospital staff.

The $37.5-million project involved building a four-story, 125,000-sq-ft building with an underground garage, 85 assisted living and memory care units and space to house the laundry facility, a commercial kitchen and space for senior activities and programs.

The three-year project involved the construction of a 47-story condo tower with 107 units and ground floor retail.

Completed on time and on budget in December, the project involved the full renovation and restoration of the Bird House, one of the signature exhibits of  the National Zoo.

The $71-million project involved extensive renovation of a Gothic Revival-style national historic landmark erected in 1894.

The $375-million project opened in December 2022, on time and on budget after more than four years of work, having broken ground in April 2018.

Construction on the 13-story mid-rise office, lab and retail tower was completed on schedule in two years and below budget.