The Morabito Consultants team is heading to Ocean City this week for the MD ASBO (Association of School Business Officials) Annual Spring Conference!
This year’s conference theme, “Grow Yourself to Grow Others,” perfectly aligns with our mission as structural engineers. We believe that investing in the continuous growth, safety, and modernization of our educational facilities is one of the most impactful ways to support Maryland’s students, educators, and communities.
Meet Our Leadership Team
If you are attending the conference, our executive leadership will be on-site and would love to connect with you:
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Nick Morabito, President
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Josh Morabito, Vice President
Whether you have an upcoming school facility project, want to discuss structural safety and sustainability, or just want to talk shop, Nick and Josh are ready to share how MC can support your district’s vision.
Visit Us at Booth 313!
Make sure to stop by the exhibition hall and visit us at Booth 313 to meet the team, learn more about our structural engineering services for K-12 schools, and grab some great Morabito Consultants swag.
We look forward to a fantastic week of networking, learning, and collaboration in Ocean City!
Morabito Consultants recently completed a site visit to observe ongoing construction progress at the Odyssey School located in Timonium, MD. Overall, the project continues to move forward with several key structural elements now in place.
Structural Steel and Framing Progress
Structural steel framing and cold-formed metal trusses in place during construction.
During the visit, several components of the structural scope were observed to be substantially complete, including structural steel erection, cold‑formed metal framing (CFMF) trusses, and slab‑on‑grade placement. As a result, these elements establish the primary structural framework for the expansion and represent a major construction milestone.
Roof Deck Installation Underway
Flat roof deck installation supported by structural steel framing.
In addition, the flat roof deck has been installed over portions of the structure, providing a critical base for future roofing and enclosure work. Hall trusses and purlins are also in place and supporting continued progress throughout the building footprint.
Timber Framing Elements and Continued Coordination
Timber roof framing installed over structural steel supports.
Additionalframing work, including exterior wall framing is now underway.
We appreciate the continued collaboration among the project team and look forward to sharing future updates as the Odyssey School Expansion progresses toward completion.
Project Team:
Architect – HCM Design
Structural – Morabito Consultants, Inc.
MEP – James Posey Associates, Inc.
Civil – Colbert Matz Rosenfelt, Inc.
We are thrilled to announce an exciting reorganization and a series of well-deserved promotions across our firm as we look toward the future.
First, we want to share that Frank is retiring from his role as President. We are incredibly grateful for his leadership and are pleased to announce he will be taking on the title of President Emeritus. While stepping back from daily operations, Frank will remain available to our staff, continuing to offer his invaluable guidance and support.
Stepping into the role of President is Nick, who will be taking the helm to lead us into this next chapter.
Additionally, please join us in congratulating the following team members on their continued leadership and recent promotions:
Josh and Rob have been promoted to Vice President, joining Fred and Tony, who will continue in their vital roles as Vice Presidents.
John, Evan, and Tim have been promoted to Principal.
Dana and Barrett have been promoted to Senior Associate.
Nate has been promoted to Associate.
Please join us in celebrating these exciting milestones and thanking Frank for his outstanding tenure!
We were honored to be invited by FirstService Residential to attend their Annual Property Managers Meeting and Awards Ceremony, held at the Hyatt Place Kent Narrows & Marina.
The event brought together property managers along with a select group of contractors and consultants, creating an environment focused on collaboration, connection, and shared goals. From engaging team‑building games to meaningful conversations over lunch, the day was a great reminder of how strong partnerships support successful communities.
We truly appreciate FirstService Residential including us in this event and recognizing the importance of collaboration beyond the day‑to‑day work. Experiences like this strengthen relationships and reinforce the value of working together. We look forward to continuing our partnership and supporting their teams and properties in the year ahead.
Check out MC Principal Rob Miller jumping in and joining the team‑building games – proof that great partnerships come with collaboration and a little fun.
In observance of Good Friday, and to give our team extra time with family and friends, we will be closed today, Friday 04/03/2026. We wish all of our associates, colleagues, and families a peaceful and joyful Easter weekend.
We’re proud to see one of our projects recognized in The Baltimore Sun.
The recently reopened Miriam A. Friedberg Concert Hall at the Peabody Institute was recently featured, highlighting the careful restoration of Baltimore’s oldest performance hall and its renewed role in the city’s cultural life.
This historic project brought together acoustical specialists, designers, and builders, all working within the constraints of a treasured 19th‑century structure. Preserving the hall’s architectural character while supporting modern performance needs required close collaboration across disciplines and a shared respect for the building’s legacy.
Check out the article in The Baltimore Sun
We’re honored to have contributed our structural engineering expertise to a space that has inspired musicians and audiences for generations—and will continue to do so for many years to come.
Project Team:
Architect – Schamu Machowski + Patterson Architects, Inc.
Structural – Morabito Consultants
MEP – James Posey Associates
We’re proud to see one of our projects recognized in The Baltimore Sun.
The newly opened Anne Arundel County Fire Station 6 in Crownsville was recently featured in the paper, highlighting the county’s investment in modern public safety facilities.
This project was delivered through close collaboration with a strong design and construction team, all working toward a shared goal: supporting the firefighters and first responders who serve the community every day.
Check out the article in The Baltimore Sun
We’re honored to have contributed our structural engineering expertise to a facility that will serve Anne Arundel County for years to come.
Project Team:
Architect – Manns Woodward Studios
Structural – Morabito Consultants
Civil – Century Engineering
MEP – Burdette, Koehler, Murphy & Associates
Check out this virtual walkthrough JMT Architecture provided of the new Huffman Commons at Notre Dame Prep in Towson, MD.
