Revitalizing Baltimore’s Inner HarborJan Achilles Miller

The revitalization of the Baltimore Inner Harbor as part of the Key Highway Initiative is a major undertaking that requires the organization and integration of several different programming types, with a goal of bringing attention back to a part of Baltimore that has in recent years become the subject of neglect. The Key Highway Initiative attempts to bring business, retail and living back to a historical neighborhood in Baltimore that claims the Domino Sugar plant and Fort McHenry as its residents, by allowing new and exciting architecture to be constructed in this area. In order for this project and the Key Highway Initiative to be successful, every aspect of the building and the building’s integration with the Key Highway Initiative must be thoroughly considered and designed. The building should be one that combines the several program parts of the Key Highway Initiative into one structure that can act as the beginning or the end of the Key Highway Initiative. Only through a thorough understanding of design and construction can this building come into existence.

Time of Study: Undergraduate Spring ‘09Project Location: Baltimore, MarylandProgram Typology: Residential, Office, RetailPrograms Used: Revit Architecture, Revit Structure, Revit MEP, Architecural Desktop, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

REVITALIZINGBALTIMORE’SINNER HABOR

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Northeast Perspective

Southwest Perspective

Maryland

Baltimore

InnerHarbor

Apartment Interior

Key Highway Passage

Interior

5th FloorResidential Atrium

Harbor Passage

Interior Courtyard

Office Space

Exterior

Residential Living

Interior

Retail Space

Northeast Perspective

Southwest Perspective

Maryland

Baltimore

InnerHarbor

Apartment Interior

Key Highway Passage

Interior

5th FloorResidential Atrium

Harbor Passage

Interior Courtyard

Office Space

Exterior

Residential Living

Interior

Retail Space

Jan Achilles MillerEmail: jan@janachillesdesign.comPhone: (412) 608-4447janachillesdesign.com