725 W. Pratt Street

Baltimore, Maryland

The design team partnered with Baltimore City’s Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation and Ridgeley’s Delight Association to preserve historic building fabric.

Location
Baltimore, Maryland

Client
Zahlco Development

Completion Date
2021

Size
51,800 SF, 2,400 SF retail, 54 apartments

Project Type
Renovation, new construction, historic preservation

Professional Credits
Century Engineering
Morabito Consultants

Revitalizing rundown historic properties

We transformed three adjacent buildings and an empty lot in the historic Ridgely’s Delight neighborhood in Baltimore into desirable market-rate housing with ground floor retail geared toward smaller café and boutique tenants. The existing buildings, which had been vacant for 20 years, consisted of a historic four-story former manufacturing building and one- and two-story structures that were roofless and dilapidated. The project renovated the four-story building, incorporated the salvaged facades of the smaller structures into a six-story building, and constructed a new five-story building on the empty lot.

The historic structure includes the residential lobby and lends its character to the 54 apartments, mostly one-bedroom units, with a few studios and two-bedroom units with high-end finishes. Tenant amenities include a clubroom and fitness center with access to an outdoor green roof.

Donald Kann, RA, NCARB

Principal
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