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Pikesville Armory Redevelopment

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The Historic Pikesville Armory's 14-acre site, once home to Maryland’s National Guard, will be transformed into a new civic anchor for the Pikesville community. The approved plan reimagines the campus as a cultural, recreational, and environmental hub centered around public life and shared use. At its heart is the reuse of the original 1903 armory building, which will be restored and adapted to support a range of arts, education, and wellness programming. New outdoor amenities include flexible event lawns, shaded gathering spaces, fitness and play areas, and improved ecological infrastructure. The vision reflects a decade of community advocacy and planning by the Pikesville Armory Foundation and its partners.

Client

Pikesville Armory Foundation, Seawall & Onyx Development

Location

Pikesville, MD

Size

400,000 gsf

16.5 acres

Completed

2029

STATUS

In Progress

Desert Dunes
Desert Dunes

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Design Team

Douglas Bothner

Katelin Etoh

Christopher Brown

Jonathan Lessem

Mike Bollino

Dustin Page

Jacob Taswell

Kelly Danz

Zack Lenza

Cyrus Lee

Ioie Rogers-Archer

Consultants

MEP Engineer – James Posey Associates 

Structural Engineer – structura

Code Consultant – Jensen Hughes

Technology Consultant – Phase Shift Consultants

Landscape Architect – Unknown Studio

Civil Engineer – MK Consulting Engineers

Public Art – Public Mechanics

Environmental Graphics – Ashton Design

Historic – EHT Traceries

Photography
Awards
Publications

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