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School of Professional Studies in Business and Education

Johns Hopkins University’s long-awaited consolidation and relocation of its Graduate Division of Business and Management programs on a prominent site in the heart of a city’s downtown presented the challenge of imaginatively adapting, reusing and adding to an abandoned clothing store built in 1963.


The school’s former facility occupied the upper floors of a mixed use complex which was ubiquitously clad in a dark brown brick. The complex was pushed back from the street edge, and was often in the shadow of adjacent high-rise apartment towers. Its entrance was blurred among the various entries of the complex.

Client

Location

Baltimore, MD

Size

405,000 sf

Completed

2001

Desert Dunes
Desert Dunes

Design Team

Steve Ziger

Jeff Morgan

Wayne Norbeck

Consultants
Photography

Alain Jaramillo

Awards
Publications

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Design Award, AIA Baltimore, 2001

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