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Featured Project: Ambedkar International Center

Ambedkar International Center
Architect: Tom Nyein, AIA
Associated Architect: Alter Associates, CV Inc.
Accokeek, MD

Ambedkar International Center wishes to develop a cultural center on the site, hosting the life memories of Dr. Ambedkar and details of all the social revolutionists who have given their lives for the uplifting of the downtrodden. The project is in the preliminary plan review phase. The first phase is to construct a new Assembly building, Library, Residence Hall, along with parking, pedestrian and vehicular access, and other improvements as required by MNCPPC and the County. 

Photo/Rendering credit: © Tom Nyein, AIA


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