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Evolving and elevating the concept used at the I-695 location, this larger flagship dispensary was designed with the new adult-use laws in mind, ready to handle an even higher volume of customers.

Visionaries Mitch Trellis and Blaize Connelly Duggan sought to create a new concept for dispensaries in Maryland. Our first project with this client, this location offers spacious sales floors and counters for high-traffic use and also houses display opportunities to showcase other brands.

Taking the lead in designing the exterior of the Marriott Owings Mills Metro Centre to fit seamlessly into the development once constructed, the Curry Architects team had the honor of attending the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Our new Director of Design, Hayman Elashry, has over twenty-five years of national and international professional experience. A passionate designer and leader, he is well-versed in architectural and interior design. In addition to his lifelong dedication to architecture, Hayman enjoys hiking, biking, and photography in his spare time.

After several years in Towson, the seat of Baltimore County, we now operate out of the new and hip business community of Highlands Forge in Baltimore City. Our new space boasts heavy timber and exposed brick architectural elements with glass partitions and open collaboration opportunities.

Curry Architects’ renovation of the National Lumber Kitchen and Bath Showroom was featured in Kitchen & Bath Business, the official publication of the KBIS. Read more about the history of this long-time Baltimore business and see before and after photos of this showroom transformation in the full article.

Culta Dispensary was named one of the Best Cool Digs of 2018 by Baltimore Business Journal. The fourth medical marijuana dispensary to open in Maryland was designed by Curry Architects and has been a leader in the cannabis industry for the state.

Baltimore Business Journal profiles the new Fader Innovation Center at McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Maryland.

Curry Architects partnered with the iconic Baltimore restaurant Nacho Mama’s to design their second venue in downtown Towson. The restaurant proudly brings the same signature fare and décor from its popular longstanding Canton location.

Bringing authentic Spanish food to Washington DC, SER chose Curry Architects to help them realize their dream of a hip yet casual, warm environment where foodies could hang out from the daytime to the wee hours of the night. Winner of The Ballston BID Restaurant Challenge, the restaurant creates a cultural experience, offering food from all regions of Spain.