Mahan Rykiel worked with an architect to reposition 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C. The existing building, built in 1966, consists of 10 office floors with ground floor retail and a penthouse level.
Leonardtown retained the Landscape Architect (the “LA”) to engage with the community and prepare a plan to guide future investment, maintain a vibrant environment for residents and visitors, and connect existing and future assets to downtown.
Mahan Rykiel worked with an architect to reposition 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C. The existing building, built in 1966, consists of 10 office floors with ground floor retail and a penthouse level.
Eckerd College is a small private college on a 188-acre campus located on the Gulf of Mexico, serving 1850 residential students. Mahan Rykiel was part of a design team commissioned to prepare a 10-year Master Plan.
Eckerd College is a small private college on a 188-acre campus located on the Gulf of Mexico, serving 1850 residential students. Mahan Rykiel was part of a design team commissioned to prepare a 10-year Master Plan.
Skyline Plaza is a 409,000 square foot retail center in the heart of Frankfurt’s new convention center district. Skyline Plaza’s rooftop brings a variety of activities to Frankfurt’s newest shopping destination. Mahan Rykiel was hired to assist ECE Architects with the landscape architecture for the entire roof garden by providing concepts through design development.The rooftop […]
Mahan Rykiel is teamed with CRTKL to design this mixed- use 6.7-acre project. The Plaza Coral Gables is the largest development in the city’s history, and MRA was commissioned to design a luxurious plaza space utilizing all natural materials along with the streetscape and amenity deck which spans over the three city blocks of the […]
Center Plaza, part of Baltimore’s Charles Center, was a keystone of Baltimore’s downtown revitalization efforts in the 1960’s. One of Baltimore’s original “green roofs,” by the 1990’s the plaza had deteriorated into an unattractive, unused space that adversely affected the surrounding buildings.
The $168-million, 640,000-square-foot facility opened in 2016. The pavilion houses 72 exam rooms; a surgical area with two operating rooms and two procedure rooms; areas for diagnostic testing, imaging and laboratory services, as well as family amenities, retail space and faculty offices. Construction also included an attached parking garage with more than 600 spaces.
The design of White Flint is guided by an interpretation and expression of the region’s ecological and cultural character. The central courtyard, nestled within the architecture, echoes the lines and forms of riparian corridors. Lush rain gardens, planted with native vegetation provide hydrological performance and beauty.
