Ziger|Snead Architects of Dundalk

Ziger|Snead Architects of Dundalk is a Architect in Dundalk, MD. The practice creates architecture that blends adaptive reuse, civic design, and sustainable solutions, serving cultural institutions, educational campuses, and community organizations throughout the Baltimore region. Their portfolio includes work for the Baltimore Museum of Art, Johns Hopkins University, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Walters Art Museum, among others, and they have earned a 4.20 rating from clients.

The firm describes its work as occurring at the intersection of history, sustainability, and community, aiming to craft enduring environments with practical expertise and creative ambition. Notable projects highlighted on their site include the Nature Education Center at Cylburn Arboretum, the Student Affairs and Science Building for Montgomery College, major renovations for the Baltimore Museum of Art, and collaborations with organizations such as the Living Classrooms Foundation, Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland, and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Their recent recognitions feature the Living Future Impact Award for 2026 and the launch of a BIPOC Student Fellowship program.

Ziger|Snead Architects brings award‑winning, sustainability‑focused architecture to the Dundalk community, reinforcing the city’s built environment with thoughtful, adaptive design.