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To design a development located in Baltimore's elegant historic square, Mt. Vernon Place, with the Washington Monument as its focal point, on a steeply sloped (in 2 directions) vacant full city block, bounded on one side by an ugly parking structure.
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To fit into the historical urban context and scale of Mt. Vernon Place, respect the topography, and deflect the view of the existing garage.
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The 250-space garage is buried into the hill so it largely disappears, and is treated with an attractive rusticated concrete base. The 196 apartments are constructed on top of a parking garage, around a series of peaceful interior courtyards, stepping naturally down the hill. A few townhouse units open to the street and two corner freestanding retail structures contribute to a pedestrian friendly feel.
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