Arium AE is consistently recognized among the top architectural, engineering, and interior design firms in the Mid-Atlantic region thanks to our track record of consistently delivering buildable design solutions through an efficient, client-centered process that keeps every project on schedule and within budget.
Since our founding in 1988, we have built long-term relationships with some of our region’s most demanding public and private sector clients, who return to Arium again and again for value-added, functional design and efficient, innovative engineering solutions that support the unique objectives of each project.
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Arium AE’s design team recently completed Sparksoft’s corporate office, a 35,000 sq. ft. two-floor renovation.
Sparksoft, an innovative IT solutions company, expanded its office in Columbia, Maryland. The company sought a bright, bold, modern office with multi-functional spaces, open collaboration areas, and architectural elements designed with a common thread of branding woven throughout. Continue Reading
Arium AE provided full interior architecture and engineering design services for Tenable’s suburban corporate headquarters, a 150,000 sq. ft. six-floor high-tech office space.
Tenable, the Cyber Exposure company, expanded its Maryland presence with the development of a new corporate headquarters in an urban-style campus in Columbia’s new Merriweather District. The company’s move supports the suburban town’s efforts to revitalize its downtown area. Continue Reading
“The Cyber Hub of the East Coast is Rising,” as stated by the Howard Hughes Corporation when referring to the revitalization of downtown Columbia, Maryland, and Tenable’s move to the hub (see page 32 of the Maryland Cybersecurity Buyer’s Guide 2021). Arium AE’s design team recently completed the new Tenable Headquarters, a 6-floor 150,000 SQ FT high-tech office space that takes full advantage of the work-live-play destination of the new Merriweather District. Continue Reading