Join us for a series of lunchtime lectures that explore how local firms, design practitioners, and allied organizations are putting the big ideas of the Spring Lecture Series into practice. First up is the Port of Baltimore! https://t.co/MWuKbDDSgP
Congrats to our own Nathan Dennies on his research for the Jones Falls industrial and architectural history trail signage, in which BAF was also a partner! https://t.co/jCp8CSm4U7
Interesting part of this is that nearly 50% of residential buildings in Baltimore were built prior to 1940. The article focuses on disinvestment and vacancy, but another side of this is a strong culture of adaptive reuse. https://t.co/lj29QuoCSG
Get in the spirit of our upcoming lecture series, Edge: Harbor and City, and participate in this photo contest! Baltimore’s harbor is part of the Bay too, and our architecture and waterfront communities are interconnected with its watershed and... https://t.co/bID5hWcmmM
The Spring Lecture Series begins next week! The first program will set forth the theme of “the edge�� of the harbor and city. Presentations and a moderated panel discussion will address the nature... https://t.co/UUoNW7zEKM
Help us create resources for architectural research in Baltimore by joining us for the ‘Dead Architects Society’ kick off meeting on March 25, 5-7pm! https://t.co/CLrqLLgVJ4