CLIENTS :: LOWE Enterprises, USAA ARCHITECTURE :: Bonstra | Haresign ARCHITECTS STRUCTURAL ENGINEER :: Rathgeber-Goss Associates MECHANICAL :: Engenium Group ELECTRICAL :: Power Design, Inc. PLUMBING :: KTA Group, Inc. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT :: ParkerRodriguez CIVIL ENGINEER :: Johnson Bernat Associates INTERIORS :: ESG Architecture & Design LIGHTING :: Gilmore Lighting Design GENERAL CONTRACTOR :: Whiting-Turner

Please join us in welcoming our four newest team members, Adeola Okubadejo, Praddy Banerjee, Daniel Seidman, José Castellanos, our interns, Beyza Kastan, John Gomez, Hannah Yaron, and our extern, Rae Marino—all of whom passionately believe in the power of design to positively shape the world. ADEOLA OKUBADEJO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER M.Arch | University of MarylandB.S. in

Bonstra | Haresign ARCHITECTS’ newest digital fabrication studio features presentation boards, an Ultimaker S5 3D Printer, and a Glowforge Pro Laser Cutter for staff to work more creatively and efficiently. We appreciate our team members for executing and contributing to the development of this newest addition to our design studio, especially Eduardo Frontera, Assoc. AIA,

Vicinity, 1st Phase, Approved PUD

Photos from the Award Ceremony by DC Preservation League CARVER HALL AND SLOWE HALL HISTORIC PRESERVATION REVIEW BOARD CHAIR’S AWARD Sitting a block away from one another in the historic Washington, DC neighborhood of LeDroit Park, Slowe and Carver Halls were built in 1942 originally to house War Department workers, converting into university dormitories for

William J. Bonstra, FAIA, LEED AP Chair of MAPP’s Board of Visitors & Involvement as a Recognized Design Leader. Over his 40 year participation as a dedicated alumnus, Bill has been a demonstrated design leader and advocate to The University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (MAPP). He was named  Chair of MAPP’s

Montgomery County, Maryland’s growing and increasingly diverse population requires the development of various housing typologies to meet the needs of a wide range of resident demographics. Our clients, along with the county, are filling these urban voids with innovative, intergenerational communities that include moderately priced dwelling units (MDPUs), senior housing, and multi-unit, clustered “missing middle” housing. New projects in Wheaton with affordable housing developer AHC Inc., and in Bethesda with market-rate developer Acumen, have received Montgomery County Certified Site Plan (CSP) approvals and will offer a combined 268 new residential units.