F.M. Harvey Construction is thrilled to be the builder of choice for Atlas Restaurant Group's ground breaking restaurants going up in Baltimore, Texas, and Florida. Each destination required a unique skill set to bring Atlas Group's vision to reality.

The new corporate headquarters for Wills Group in Southern Maryland showcases a company rich in history with an open spiral staircase and curved walls perfect for displaying company photographs. Collaboration between departments is accomplished with the help of an interior steel bridge.

Ouzo Beach features a 75-foot wooden trellis and seating for up to 125 guests in a courtyard of lush greenery, suspended wooden vines, unique indoor/outdoor light fixtures, and stone and marble finishes.

This multi-level bar and restaurant located on the top floor of the Four Seasons Hotel in downtown Baltimore was constructed above occupied residences and required the installation of a signature whiskey bar, suspended "DJ Box" and multiple exterior balconies.

This four-story, 88,000 square-foot building originally built in 2015 as Compass Pointe Healthcare's national corporate headquarters is now a multi-tenant building. F.M. Harvey constructed the original building as well as the recent individual tenant fit-outs.

Loch Bar Restaurant located in The Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore, Maryland was a complete interior renovation/expansion of a coffee house into a fine dining restaurant and bar.

Atlas Restaurant Group's new Harbor East location, Azumi is a fine-dining Japanese restaurant set inside the former Pabu space adjacent to the Four Seasons Baltimore Hotel.

F.M. Harvey Construction acted as a partner with the ownership group/developer to facilitate the design and construction of this premier assisted living and memory care facility.

The Haven at Springwood located in York, Pennsylvania was a complete interior renovation of roughly 18,000 sq. ft. of common area space in a thriving Assisted Living Community.

Eddies of Roland Park, located on North Charles Street, was a full interior renovation from the freshly painted roof underside down to the new tile flooring. Through extensive scheduling and logistical planning we were able to keep this establishment open for business throughout the entire project.

The M&T Bank Smith Avenue branch was a tenant fit-out project that incorporated trades from flooring all the way up to new roof top HVAC units.

A creative renovation and addition project that required our team to work very closely together to complete this project without disrupting the existing business.

A model retail store on Under Armour’s six-building industrial-urban campus on the Baltimore waterfront, this project will allow the UA team to innovate new retail ideas at its headquarters.

This new facility, located at 701 N. Mount Street in the Harlem Park Community of Baltimore City, is the first funeral home constructed in the city in almost thirty years.

This project featured specific Under Armour branding throughout the space including UA graphics walls, a large steel sliding partition, and product display cases.

Anderson GMC located in Hunt Valley, Maryland was a very unique project built by F.M. Harvey Construction. Dealing with many different angles, arches and unusual building products made for a very interesting and complex project.

F.M. Harvey completed a major addition to the Michael's Cafe restaurant and other renovations that allowed this business to continue its growth.

Built by F.M. Harvey Construction in 1970, we have continued to improve the parish over the years with the construction of new classrooms, new offices, a new roof addition and a café and gathering place.

True Cycling Studio was a success due to pre-construction planning that allowed for an aggressive, fast-paced schedule to be met even with long-lead items. The newly constructed mezzanine added roughly 675 SF to the project bringing the total finished studio to approximately 4,000 SF including both a Spin Room as well as a functional fitness room.

LifePoint Church located in Reisterstown, Maryland was a renovation/addition project. The first stage of the expansion included a new “Gardens” nursery wing, Children’s Ministry classrooms and offices. Also, an expanded lobby with new coffee area, a new area for HUGS Disabilities Ministry, small group meeting rooms, and a new Children’s chapel.