It’s all in the details. 

While we often find ourselves completing larger and more involved engineering projects, we do not shy away from smaller jobs. The process of engineering, problem-solving and designing are shared by small and large jobs alike. Whether you are looking at building a full structure, or remodeling a room, proper engineering is incredibly important.  Back in February […]

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Winter Time is also “Dream Home Planning” Time

On a famous TV show, they used to say “Winter is coming” — and it meant really bad things for those fictional characters. And while you might not love the cold winter months, they provide a great opportunity for people who are planning to build their dream homes. While it’s difficult to start building during the cold […]

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Giving Thanks for Our Wonderful Clients 

At many dinner tables this Thanksgiving, family and friends will go around and take turns sharing what they’re thankful for. Our team at Patuxent Architects is always thankful for the people who trust us to help create their dream homes. We really mean it when we say we want to help them go “from dream to […]

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Remodeling Homes for In-Laws and Multigenerational Living

In our ever-evolving society, the concept of family living has taken on a new dimension, with in-laws and multiple generations coexisting under one roof. As an architect, we have had the unique opportunity to create spaces that accommodate diverse family dynamics. Remodeling a home for in-laws or multigenerational families requires thoughtful design strategies that balance […]

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Choosing the Right Building Materials for All Seasons

As an architecture firm in Maryland, where the summers are hot and humid and winters can be bitter cold, we understand the importance of selecting the right building materials for every project. It is crucial to consider how these materials will perform across our different seasons, ensuring durability, sustainability, and comfort. Below, we will explore […]

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Supporting Inclusion and Creating Accessible Spaces For All

As architects, our job is to design spaces that are functional for those that will use them. Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities are a largely underserved segment of the population, so when we were contacted to design a new porte-cochere for The Arc Southern Maryland, we were honored to have their trust and the […]

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