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Featured Project: Chevy Chase Renovation

This 266-square-foot renovation reimagines a dated kitchen and office nook into a light-filled, highly functional hub for family life. Working entirely within the existing footprint, the design focused on improving flow and organization.

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What Maryland A/E Firms Should Know About Employee Retirement Savings Plans

Recent A/E firm survey data published by AIA, and reports by Fidelity and the AARP, reveal that smaller A/E firms may be falling behind the curve when it comes to providing employees access to a retirement savings plan.

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Featured Project: Ellen Ochoa Middle School

Building on a 40-year partnership with Prince George’s County Public Schools, the new Ellen Ochoa Middle School designed by Grimm + Parker involved the development of a 1,200-student school sited in the Glenridge Community Park in Woodlawn, Maryland.

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