
Bohlin Cywinski Jackson leading masterplanning and early design for new Under Armour Campus
“City Garage, the distillery and the first Under Armour building of the relocated campus — called Building 37 in a nod to Mr. Plank’s uniform number — are the first new inhabitants of Port Covington. Sagamore Development has estimated that the project will create 26,500 permanent jobs and have a $4.3 billion annual economic impact once it is completed.”
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