Randy Sovich has completed writing and illustrating  “A Guide to Creating Home: an Assisted Living Design Manual” with Robert Jenkens and Candace Baldwin of NCB Capital Impact of Crystal City Virginia. The manual was commissioned by the state of Arkansas, Department of Aging.


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Creating places that

stimulate the intellect

touch the emotions

engage the senses

Position(s) Open:

We are currently seeking architect/designer(s) with three to five years of experience. Experience with Mac, VectorWorks, hand drawing ability, and SketchUp essential. Achieving LEED® accreditation will be a requirement. E-mail a resume and sample of work including samples of hand drawing to 

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Boston Street Veterinary Hospital:

Opened on August 15, 2009, the new hospital is located on Fleet Street in Canton. Look for the large window next door to the Gin Mill.

Highlandtown Healthy Living Center wins Awards:

   ULI WaveMaker Award 2009

    USGBC MD Chapter Award for Commercial Interiors

    USGBC MD Chapter Award of Special Recognition

        for Core and Shell Category 2010


A new community health center designed by

RM Sovich Architecture to LEED®  Platinum standards. The team includes:

  1. •Holland Construction

  2. •Highlandtown Development LLC

  3. •Baltimore Medical System Inc.

  4. •Peter C. Doo, LEED AP

  5. •SRBR Engineers

  6. •Mincin Patel Milano Engineers

Bravo Healthcare:

Construction is completed on our design for a 20,000 square foot expansion of Bravo Healthcare in the Bottle Building at Brewer’s Hill. The Bottle Building is part of the original Gunther Brewery on Conkling Avenue.   Webcon is the general contractor.

Congratulations Southeast CDC!

Southeast CDC team selected for former Highlandtown Library. The team includes: Southeast CDC, Holland Construction and RM Sovich Architecture.

Plan for former Highlandtown library moves ahead.


A $1.5 million proposal by the Southeast Community Development Corp. to redevelop the former Highlandtown Library cleared a key hurdle Thursday. The board of directors of the Baltimore Development Corp. voted in closed session to recommend to Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake that the city accept the proposal.  The plan, designed by architect RM Sovich Architecture, calls for the property to be renovated to house CDC headquarters and other tenants, including a restaurant or some other commercial use at street level. Under the plan accepted by the BDC, the vacant property would be sold to a for-profit affiliate of the CDC, so it would generate real estate taxes.


Article By Edward Gunts, The Baltimore Sun   http://bit.ly/dC20K0