An upcoming 262-acre development comprised of 925 units and the master-planned upgrade to the transportation network, the New Market Bypass. The project was planned to preserve the environmental features to create a linear park system and wildlife corridors.

A new community meticulously designed to maximize the physical, historical, and environmental attributes of the site while seamlessly blending neo-traditional homes. Gordon Mill includes two playgrounds, a dog park, and pickleball courts, further enhancing quality of life.

Located in the historic town of New Market, MD, this infill project creates a front door along East Main Street with its neo-traditional homes. The project is a natural extension of Brinkley Manor and finishes the eastern pedestrian sidewalk along East Main Street.

A 441-unit residential community located along the Monocacy Park Regional Park system and a neighbor to Pinecliff Park. It was carefully designed to enhance the mountain views along the main corridors, preserve the farm pond, and fifty-two specimen trees.

An infill redevelopment project in New Market, MD, currently under construction. The project will incorporate a mixed-use design consisting of the re-adaptive uses of the existing residential dwelling and recycling of Lawson’s retail building area facing West Main Street.

An upcoming residential neighborhood in Clarksburg, MD, mostly featuring townhouses, with some single-family houses creating visual interest. It’s part of the recently adopted Clarksburg Gateway Sector Plan improving connectivity and transportation in Montgomery County.

Spring Hollow is steeped in the history of the Revolutionary and Civil War. The project was thoughtfully planned to harmonize with the beauty, history, and ecological character of its surroundings while introducing a community that feels timeless and connected.

Star-Spangled Plaza is a dignified space for remembrance and reflection located at the entrance to Mount Olivet Cemetery. The plaza’s name refers to the cemetery's prominent status as the final resting place of Francis Scott Key, the author of "The Star-Spangled Banner."

Proposed small community nestled in the western side of Frederick. These new single-family homes are located off of Bowers Road. The project includes three new roads; Bowers Park Road, Dew Drop Lane, and Early Bird Lane. Large areas of existing forest will be preserved on-site.