INSIGHTS

Bel Air, in the heart of Harford County, Maryland, is known for its small-town charm. Yet, it faces a growing challenge with its younger professionals moving away to bigger cities, leaving behind an aging demographic. Thanks to local visionaries like Wayne Goddard and Jason Watts, change is on the horizon.

For retail or office building owners, reaching 100% occupancy is the ultimate goal, but navigating tenant management can be complicated. The process, which we like to call tenant Tetris, entails carefully fitting numerous leaseholders into a building, meeting their diverse needs while boosting overall tenancy. The Challenge of Tenant Tetris

The Ben and Esther Rosenbloom Maryland Hillel Center has begun construction. Learn more about the new facility here:

When designing a dispensary, much attention is often given to the front-of-house areas—establishing the brand and setting the stage for the customer journey. However, the back-of-house is equally, if not more, critical for the overall success of the dispensary. A well-designed back-of-house ensures daily operations run smoothly and supports front-of-house

Given the nature of the product being sold, it’s common to approach dispensary design with a retail or pharmaceutical mindset. However, at Curry Architects, through our extensive restaurant background, we’ve discovered valuable insights that better equip us to provide solutions to the unique challenges of these projects. Customization: Tailoring to

Governor Wes Moore helped cut the ribbon at the opening of Hygea Healthcare, a new detox and rehabilitation center Curry Architects designed in Middle River. Read more about it in the featured article.

The Standard on Bond is a 30-unit apartment hub with retail and office space that will add fresh energy to Bel Air and contribute to plans for the overall revitalization of this historic area.

The Curry team helped design the new Philip A. Zaffere Library at Stevenson University’s Owings Mills campus. We are thrilled this new student resource is now open.