Martin Architectural Group’s Winning Plans

Ron Seiboth and Dan McCauley, principals at The Martin Architectural Group, tell us that clients are now looking at spaces and ideas (read: hot buttons) never even considered 15 years ago. Why? The endless possibilities of integrated mixed-use projects. The firm’s innovative work can be seen throughout the Mid-Atlantic and the Northeast. Laurel Towne Centre mixes uses horizontally, while the high density New Carrollton Station TOD project stacks vertically. Due to more favorable zoning approvals and maximized infrastructure, mixed-use residential projects tend to replace former retail only locations. Site utilities, transportation systems, and community connections are enhanced by each new resident.  There are plenty of opportunities out there for savvy developers. For more info on our sponsor and to see how their ideas can ignite your project, click here.

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