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[bmorescottamanda]

Only High-rise projects 12 floors and up.

Two 60-story condo and apartment high-rises in the Guilford Avenue corridor downtown planned by Potomac developer Richard W. Naing.
No pictures yet or address

300 east pratt st 50 floors (proposed)
No new pictures yet (old proposed project got scaled up from 34 floors to 50 floors)


Port Discovery Balloon Redevelopment 34 floors (approved)


Icon at Canton Residential Tower 25 floors (proposed)
No pictures yet

Greektown Tower 1 23 Floors (proposed)
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Greektown Tower 2 23 floors (proposed)
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Four Seasons Baltimore tower 1 22 floors (approved) the two towers to the left


HarborView Phase 3 22 floors (proposed)
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Hilton Hotel 21 floors (under construction)


The Zenith 21 floors (under construction)


Four Seasons Baltimore tower 2 18 floors (approved) the two towers to the left


Pinnacle 17 floors (proposed)



Icon at Canton hotel 15 floors (proposed)
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Greektown Tower 3 13 floors (proposed)
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Greektown Tower 4 13 floors (proposed)
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701 South Eden Street 13 floors (under construction)
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New Johns Hopkins Patient Towers 12 floors (under construction)
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Harbour's Edge Building 12 floors (proposed)
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Charles Commons Charles Street Building 12 floors (under construction)
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Edited by urbanvb, 24 September 2006 - 10:23 PM.

[urbanvb]

hey, thanks for sharing those bmore. Everything is really progressing nicely.

[krazeeboi]

Way to go Baltimore!

[GoodNews]

I glad to see B-mores skyline taking off

[bmorescottamanda]

Another skyscraper proposed (65 story tower)

http://www.baltimore...iness-headlines

Edited by bmorescottamanda, 12 August 2006 - 09:14 PM.

[krazeeboi]

Whoa, this thing is much more than a skyscraper:

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A Baltimore developer who envisions creating a second downtown along the shores of the Middle Branch unveiled ambitious plans yesterday to transform a 50-acre industrial swath of Westport into a $1.4 billion community with 2,000 homes, shops, offices, a hotel, bicycle trails and a beach anchored by a 65-story skyscraper.

WOW.

[urbanvb]

krazeeboi, on Aug 13 2006, 07:07 PM, said:

Whoa, this thing is much more than a skyscraper:
WOW.

No kidding, that is one mammoth project!

Bmore, I moved your Hilton pics to a thread I already started for it. Thanks for the contribution!

[bmorescottamanda]

I can't wait to the day Baltimore has a 1,000 footer of it's own.

[bmorescottamanda]

Here's and picture of the westport project.

[bmorescottamanda]

Also I heard the second tower in the westport project is going to be some where around 45 story's.

[urbanvb]

These are really some great sounds projects and all are quite tall to boot.

[bmorescottamanda]

The Ritz Carlton (under construction)

[bmorescottamanda]

Four season's towers should start it's construction any day now.

[urbanvb]

Wow, that's great. And with prices beginning at 208k I bet folks are flocking to it. Here is their website also.

[bmorescottamanda]

Here are some other Websites of projects.

10 Inner Harbor
http://www.arcwheele...lightstreet.php

Vue Harbor East
http://www.vueharbor...opmentteam.html

Edited by bmorescottamanda, 28 August 2006 - 02:35 AM.

[Charlotteman]

These are some very exciting pics!

For anyone who hasn't had the pleasure of visiting Baltimore, I highly urge ya to check it out:)  It's a city where the street level is fab!

[bmorescottamanda]

Here is a picture of the westport project in color.

[bmorescottamanda]

ARCWheeler to acquire ground for 10 Inner Harbor project on September 15.

[bmorescottamanda]

^^^^^ The parking lot left of the red tower.

[urbanvb]

Looks like a great infill project in a good location. Once again here is their website.