Klaus Philipsen, FAIA President ArchPlan Inc. Community Architect Blog Beyond the Mall: Creating Authentic Town-Centers and Transit Hubs He was invited by ULI to speak about the potential of a failing mall in Baltimore County to become a successful Transit Oriented Development (TOD) and appointed to a
Read more →February 14, 2025 WBAL news article ‘The ball was dropped’: Community frustrated after Baltimore City loses funding for Greenway Trail June 16, 2021 LAI Baltimore hosted its Summer Outing with Jim Brown, Director, TrailNation for Rails-to-Trails Conservancy and Jeff La Noue, Special Projects Planner, Division of Comprehensive Planning, Department
Read more →February 12, 2025 MDTA Announces Construction Management and Inspection Services Contracts for Key Bridge Rebuild February 4, 2025 WBAL Article on “Rebuilding the Key Bridge: Governor unveils new design concept” November 13, 2024, as you may recall, LAI Baltimore hosted a Salon led by Member Klaus Philipsen
Read more →We welcome our newest LAI Baltimore Board Members. Ken Rice Ed Steere Kevin Kelehan Bluestone Development Polestar Analysis CarneyKelehan LLP VP of Membership Salons Chair
Read more →March 2025 Students and faculty from Morgan State University School of Architecture + Planning (SA+P), representatives from Baltimore Department of Planning, and design professionals travel to Baltimore’s sister city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands. The trip includes design workshops, visits to design firms and architecture schools, architecture
Read more →The Daily Record Regional Perspectives Joe Nathanson Going somewhere perhaps In his 2022 book, “Stop the Road”, author E. Evans Paull quotes Esther Redd, then representing her Rosemont neighborhood at a 1971 community meeting: “[This is a] White man’s road going through the Black man’s neighborhood. The
Read more →Supporting our Community In January 2022 the Baltimore Chapter Board decided to use some of its reserves over the next four years to support important work – tied to land economics – being done in our City and community by nonprofits. Share your suggestions, they are welcomed.
Read more →LAI Baltimore initiated a series of Salons to complement monthly programs that bring together small groups of members for a discussion over a meal at a member’s home or other location. The Salons deepen LAI member knowledge, broaden understanding of selected topics, and develop camaraderie with fellow
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