- Commercial
- Developer Office Expansion
- Fox’s Den
- Tidewater Glazing
- The Alley at the Naval Academy
- The Salvation Army Chapel
- Historic Home Office
- Annapolis Volvo
- Horse You Came In On
- Aleph Bet Jewish Day School
- Maritime Autowash
- ezStorage Elkridge
- Bestgate Office Building
- El Toro Bravo Restaurant
- El Toro Bravo Restaurant II
- The Key School
- Developer Office Renovation
- ezStorage North Charles Street
- Ark and Dove Presbyterian Church
- Maddy’s Tap Room
- Criswell Collision Center
- The Eye Center
- Affordable Housing
Devotees of the original Maddy’s Tap Room in the District enjoyed the rough patina of the 60-year-old bar as much as the many beers on tap. When the client opened a second location in a 3,000 SF space in a business district, the new Maddy’s needed to preserve its pub heritage while meeting the landlord’s mandate that the location be a refined eatery. Working in a small space dotted with concrete structural columns and mechanical chases, Studio 343 designed a central square dining area exposed to an open kitchen and flanked by built-in tables with benches and a massive, 40’ long, L-shaped bar. The finishes are a combination of gleaming white tile and reclaimed barn wood, a juxtaposition that is as industrial and gritty as the original Maddy’s, but matches the sophistication of the surrounding neighborhood.
