Arium AE, an energetic architecture and engineering design firm with 36 years of experience, is seeking motivated college students pursuing degrees in Electrical, Mechanical, or Architectural Engineering to join our team as interns in our Columbia, MD, headquarters office. Continue Reading
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony held onsite on October 8, 2015.
CMIT Math and IT South is the fourth building use conversion Arium AE has assisted Chesapeake Lighthouse Foundation with.
Over the past two years, Arium has become a leader in architecture and engineering design for the expanding local craft brewing market. We’ve worked closely with some of the newest start-ups as well as established craft breweries looking to expand. This weekend Arium is proud to be sponsoring the Baltimore Craft Beer Festival.
New Arium AE designed Howard Astronomical League Observatory is now open to the public at Alpha Ridge Community Park. Photo by Steve Jones for The Baltimore Sun.
Arium’s proud to announce this weekend’s opening of Howard County’s new observatory at Alpha Ridge Community Park.
Arium is pleased to announce three new studio members.
One of Arium AE’s most recent brewery clients is enjoying early success. Manor Hill is one of Howard County’s first breweries developed under Maryland’s recent farm bill.
Issue 05 of Muse is now live. This issue encourages us all to step out of our cube and into the natural world for inspiration and perspective. Go ahead and wonder.
Congratulations to our Arium team, at this past weekend’s Warrior Dash! Second year running, and everyone did great! We even got to chat with Summer Sanders!
Arium AE collaborated with Cardinal Health to design their office and distribution facility in Columbia Maryland several years ago.
At Arium, we practice the principals of “value oriented” sustainable design, and apply these ideas to the benefit of all our projects. Over the past 27 years we’ve helped hundreds of our clients experience the benefits of mindful sustainable design.
Check out the latest issue of Muse. Issue 04 features works that celebrate elegant methods of traditional layering, while promoting projects that aggressively challenge our preconceived notions of layering and disassembly in pursuit of multifaceted design.