Baltimore City's Past Present and Future

NOW WITH PICTURES!! What does the future hold for Baltimore City? No one knows for sure. One way is to examine is to look at the past and present conditions, the other is to look at what's on the drawing board as far as new development. I will attempt to do both while at the same time throwing in my opinion. Sure, the Inner Harbor and its surrounding neighborhoods are nice, but they're aren't my focus. Check out old posts I have added pictures to them!

Monday, November 24, 2008

Greater Rosemont:Remnants of Industry

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First off let me be clear of the Boundaries of what I call "Greater Rosemont" North Avenue to the north, Monroe St. to the east, G...
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Thursday, November 13, 2008

Canton: Maritime Overlay and Mixed Use Development Living In Harmony

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Let me make one thing clear before I begin this post, I don't want to kick out thriving industrial businesses and redevelop the land the...
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

I-895: So Long!

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I-895, Baltimore's oldest interstate! was never meant to be a long road according to interstate standards. It was, however a crucial con...
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008

MTA, CSX and Amtrak:An Underground Partnership

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Kresson Maps From Google Earth There is another source that blights Charm City that's not vacant housing, vacant lots, boarded up retail...
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Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Edmondson Village: Master Planning at Work

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Community Master Plans are tools that are used to implement change in a neighborhood that is experiencing problems. Master plans are very co...
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Thursday, September 25, 2008

West Baltimore MARC Redvelopment

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This one's a no brainer, residents, commuters, planners, and elected officials all agree that the West Baltimore MARC Station is a major...
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