New Youth Detention Center, Baltimore, Maryland
The New Youth Detention Center facility will consist of an above-grade 184,797 GSF, 5-story building, with one below grade parking/services level. The building, located on a State-owned site in Baltimore City on the block bounded by East Madison, Forrest, East Monument and Graves streets, will provide bed space for 180 youth offenders (230 with double bunking), who have been charged as adults. The new facility will address the functional requirements by providing spaces for booking and intake, educational and program services, administrative support, visitation, medical, recreation and food services, ensuring sight and sound separation from adult offender population as required by the U.S. Department of Justice.
(Architect: Penza Bailey Architects/PSA Dewberry)

Maryland Correctional Training Center, Hagerstown, Maryland
Construction of a new 192 bed housing unit and additions to provide medical and commissary expansions and renovations to the existing support spaces of a correctional facility. Two existing Quonset huts are to be studied for adaptive reuse; new structures will be designed as necessary to accomplish the architectural program.
(Architect: Bushey Feight Morin Architects)

Maryland State Police Barrack ‘O’ and Garage, Hagerstown, Maryland
22,000 s.f., two story building to house a State Police Barrack, offices, meeting space and a forensic laboratory. Also included is 4,350 s.f. service garage. An existing garage on the site would be demolished at the beginning of the project if the space is required for the new facility.
(Architect: Bushey Feight Morin Architects)