Chapter News

The Roger D. Redden Award is presented annually to an individual who has demonstrated a dedication to architecture and furthering its understanding in Baltimore. This year’s award went to Johns Hopkins who has worked tirelessly for years to preserve Baltimore’s historic buildings and help the people of

We’re having an FDR moment By: Joe Nathanson November 25, 2021 “Infrastructure Week” finally arrived. What had become a running joke during the four years of the previous administration became a tangible reality on Nov. 15, with the signing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into

Thank you to all who attended LAI Baltimore’s Annual Meeting. It was a great evening.           

At the December 8, 2021 Annual Meeting incoming Chapter President Nathan Betnun presented Matthew Kimball with the Baltimore Chapter 2021 Member of the Year Award to thank him for his distinguished service as our Chapter President.

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The path forward is not an easy one for SCMAGLEV By: Joe Nathanson October 1, 2021 The vision is very seductive: Being able to hop on a train in Baltimore and arriving in Washington, D.C., just 15 minutes later. Or, boarding that train in Washington and enjoying a smooth

ULI Baltimore 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Charles “Charlie” B. Duff ULI celebrates their 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award winner, Charles “Charlie” B. Duff. Duff, president of Jubilee Baltimore and an experienced developer and planner, recognized virtually in 2020, will be recognized in-person at the award ceremony in

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October 1, 1:00 pm Don’t forget to join Baltimore Architecture Foundation for Mapping Baltimore Apartheid, a zoom webinar presented by Dr. Lawrence T Brown, author of “The Black Butterfly”. Dr. Brown will put Baltimore under a microscope, looking at the causes of segregation and drawing on extensive

Coming soon to a bookstore near you, Stop the Road, Baltimore’s epic 40-year battle over Interstate Highways, by LAI member Evans Paull.  Paull’s Preface frames the story as follows: “It is fairly astonishing to think that, through most of the 1960’s, the adopted highway plan (known as “10-D,”