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Historic renovation and addition to 1897 limestone worker's cottage Restoration and addition turns an 1897 limestone worker's cottage into a character family home Trends editorial director Paul Taylor explains how thiswas ach...

We love learning about trends in renovating historic properties. Commercial to residential transformation are especially interesting.

Adaptive-Reuse Projects Blend Fresh Design With Historic Charm These developments infuse on-trend designs and amenities with existing details that make their buildings one-of-a-kind.

Johns Hopkins is naming a new building after Henrietta Lacks that will house the Berman Institute of Bioethics.

""It is exciting to know what the building named in honor of my grandmother, Henrietta Lacks, will look like from the outside captivating her legacy. I'm happy to see it presented to the Baltimore community," said Jeri Lacks Whye, granddaughter of Henrietta Lacks and member of the Henrietta Lacks Building Advisory Committee."

Johns Hopkins presents initial design of building named in honor of Henrietta Lacks The building will support the Berman Institute of Bioethics, the School of Medicine, and additional departments, as well as collaborative space for education, research, and meetings

According to Baltimore Fishbowl, Rebecca Alban Hoffberger offers one of the most detailed and wide-ranging visions to date, a potential template for changes that go far beyond modifying the two retail pavilions that developer Jim Rouse opened in 1980.

Baltimore Fishbowl | Rethinking Baltimore’s Inner Harbor for Enduring and Dynamic Success - Image: Chris Myers, courtesy of AVAM With a potential new developer named to acquire and revitalize the two Harborplace pavilions at Pratt and Light