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Under Armour Visitor Center

Under Armour, a global leader in athletic performance apparel and accessories, is headquartered in the historic industrial Locust Point neighborhood on Baltimore’s downtown waterfront. The multi-building campus is divided by an active rail line and lacked a center for visitors. Ziger|Snead worked with Under Armour to study campus connectivity, wayfinding, and the visual impact of the corporate brand across the campus and beyond. The design solution creates a campus-wide “Circuit” that integrates a new pedestrian bridge and a distinct central pathway which connect to a new welcome center.


The state-of-the-art visitor center, appropriately referred to as “Home Base,” is the heart of campus from which all campus activity and wayfinding are anchored. Conceived as an extension of the corporate mission to “make all athletes better through passion, design and the relentless pursuit of innovation,” the modern design creates an immersive high-tech audiovisual experience that tells the story of Under Armour, its design, and its innovation.  The brand is further communicated through the small building’s bold presence on the site, clearly defined architectural elements, and incorporation of brand colors including dark gray metal panels, bright yellow pavers, and red steel-plate railings.

Client

Under Armour

Location

Baltimore, MD

Size

Completed

2013

Desert Dunes
Desert Dunes

Design Team

Steve Ziger

Hugh McCormick

Jeff Morgan

Matthew Rouse

Jeremy Chinnis

Michael Westrate

Consultants
Photography

Karl Connolly

Awards
Publications

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