1st Mariner Bank, one of Baltimore’s largest banks, is soon to be permanently headquartered at 3301 Boston Street. The shift to this 67,000 SF building brings numerous improvements to the organization of the Bank’s operations and departments. Now mortgage...
As part of the the American Institute of Architect (AIA) Baltimore’s Health and Wellness Committee, AMMON HEISLER SACHS architects and Race Pace Bicycles contributed their unique design concept for a promising space that neighbors Baltimore’s Penn Station...
Maritime civil engineering firm Moffatt & Nichol selected AHSa to design their new waterfront office space with an open plan to maximize the waterfront views. To achieve this vision, AHSa designed glass fronts for all private offices to maintain views to the...
Each year with our holiday greeting, we ask our partners, clients, and consultants to select one of three charities to which we will make a donation their name. The charities are meaningful to AHSa – organizations where we volunteer or that are in the Baltimore...
AHSa participated in the 2nd Annual Steelcase Gingerbread House Design Competition this year, hosted in the Hyperspace showroom. Ten Baltimore area architecture and design participated in the tasty competition. The event’s guest judges awarded AHSa the win this...
Cardinal Bank (NASDAQ: CFNL) marked the opening of its newest banking office in Fairfax, Virginia with a ceremonial ribbon cutting. Local business leaders, elected officials, and community representatives joined Cardinal Bank executives and employees on October 1,...
Ammon Heisler Sachs Architects (AHSa) is happy to announce that Roger Schroeder has joined the team as a senior project manager. Roger brings over 25 years of experience, beginning as a staff architect and later becoming a project manager for multiple firms. Prior to...
AHSa is proud to announce Sky Azure, a small plates restaurant inside the Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport was awarded the People’s Choice Award from AIA Maryland. The AIA Maryland Design Awards program recognizes excellence in...
The Project Race Pace, located in Ellicott City, was an adaptive reuse project of an existing pre-engineered metal building warehouse and office. To make this a successful retail use for today’s market, a 3,000-square-foot pre-engineered addition was erected at...