• Landscape Architecture
  • D.C. ArtWalk and Public Garden
  • National Bonsai and Penjing Museum
  • National Aquarium in Baltimore
  • 17th Street, NW, Streetscape
  • Tysons Tower
• Urban Design
• Planning
• Historic Preservation
• Sustainable Design
• Community Participation
• International / Security Design

National Aquarium in Baltimore

"A Celebration of the Bay Watershed"

Set along Pier 3 of Baltimore’s famed Inner Harbor, the Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Waterfront Park serves as an educational setting, a popular civic amenity, and an engaging entranceway into the internationally acclaimed aquarium. The park offers a progression of native planting areas and interpretive elements that explore Maryland’s diverse ecosystems, from the ocean, coastal plains, and Chesapeake Bay through the Piedmont region and Allegheny Mountains. Breakthrough design concepts include a series of underground soil panels that support mature shade trees and numerous sustainable strategies.

"This beautiful park is emblematic of the aquarium's commitment to the environment and teaches about the watershed we live in."

--Bill Roberts, NAIB Board of Directors

"Strong ideas and inspired results"

--ASLA Jury

Awards

Honor Award, ASLA Maryland/Potomac Chapter

First Place, Decorative & Durable Design Awards

Publications

"Catch the Wave," Landscape Architecture

"Gateway to the Chesapeake Bay," Sustainable Urban Development

"It’s a Park, It's the Aquarium Entrance, It's Cool," LandscapeOnline.com

"Aquarium's Glass Wall Puts Australia on the Street," Baltimore Sun

"The Glass Menagerie," Baltimore Magazine