Since 1968, we’ve worked on thousands of projects, both big and small. Here are some of our favorites.
We partnered with the community to increase tree canopy and green space via environmental education walks, tree planting events, and the designs that transform neighborhood vacant lots into vibrant, accessible gathering areas that filter stormwater.
We created designs for this community center, including floor plans, code analysis, and renderings. These conceptual plans were used to help A.L.I.V.E. secure bond funding for phase 1 implementation of the design.
We partnered with the town of Cottage City to reimagine their Moyer’s Mill Community Park. NDC completed an in-depth analysis of the site and engaged the community to understand present and future wants and needs.
We worked with the Prince George’s County Memorial Library System (PGCMLS) to develop concept designs that empower library users to create, explore, inspire, and realize together. Each space will provide services specific to community needs.
Based on community feedback, our team of designers came up with a conceptual plan that would both beautify and ease access into the park.
We joined the effort to turn a deteriorating building into a vibrant, mixed-use space. Our conceptual plans include a storefront offering light food and programmable swing spaces for community use.
Foundation for Art Music and Education (FAME) wanted to create a welcoming space for students to learn, collaborate, and create. NDC collaborated with FAME to co design a new space for the organization at Henry Wise High School.
We provided interior design direction and project management support to help the Town of North Brentwood honor its history and recreate a beloved central gathering space.
We supported this park revitalization by providing project management and the park concept design for both the painting of the basketball courts and the surrounding landscape.
The Compound is a nonprofit artist-run residence, studio, and event space in Baltimore City. Through our Arts Space Technical Assistance Program, we worked in collaboration with one of the property’s owners, Nicholas Wisniewski, in exploring improvement opportunities for the row houses on their site and in envisioning a future use as affordable live-work artist residences.
