You are beautiful! You are a melodic combination of brick and style, standing 289 feet high above the ground, a true trend setter of your time. With every glance I take of you, my heart races and my breath stops as I am once again floored by your architectural beauty and your timeless elegance.
Doors Open Baltimore: AIABaltAmor Buildings You Love Instagram Contest Results
Congratulations to the winners of the AIABaltAmor Buildings You Love Instagram Contest. 1st Place Check out my trip to @RawlingsConservatory. One of the most beautiful places I’ve seen in Baltimore. Thanks @doorsopenbmore @MarylandHistory @MarylandFilmFestival for having this event and photography…
Doors Open Baltimore Sponsor Highlight: Vivian Marie Doering Photography
Vivian Marie Doering is a Baltimore-based photographer and Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography. For the past five months leading up to Doors Open Baltimore 2017, Vivian has donated her spare time and photography services to capturing extraordinary images of this year’s participating sites.
Doors Open Baltimore Sneak Peek: Jewish Museum of Maryland Tour
Designed by architect Robert Cary Long, Jr. in 1845, the historic Lloyd Street Synagogue is the third oldest synagogue in the nation. Over the years, the building has served as a worship place for three immigrant communities as a German reformed temple, as a Lithuanian Catholic church and as a Russian Orthodox shul.
Doors Open Baltimore Award Winning Buildings
Baltimore is full of architectural gems dating from the 18th century to the 21st. While you’re exploring the city during Doors Open Baltimore, make sure to stop by these award winning projects, recognized by the American Institute of Architects Baltimore…
Doors Open Baltimore Sponsor Highlight: Baltimore National Heritage Area
Recently celebrating its 20th Anniversary, the Baltimore National Heritage Area (BNHA) is one of many local sponsors dedicated to supporting Doors Open Baltimore 2017. BNHA protects, preserves, and promotes the Baltimore’s history and culture by encouraging visitation to historically vibrant yet overlooked neighborhoods while also providing grants for heritage tourism projects and programming.