View of Baltimore from 10 Light Street. Photo from Library of Congress.

View of Baltimore from 10 Light Street. Photo from Library of Congress.

October is Baltimore Architecture Month

by | Oct 2, 2017

October is Baltimore Architecture Month! Led by AIA Baltimore and the Baltimore Architecture Foundation, it’s a month-long celebration of good design and opportunity to educate about Baltimore’s built environment and heritage through tours, lectures, discussions, and workshops.

For over a decade the architecture community of Baltimore has coordinated special events throughout October to educate and engage. This yea is no different with over twenty events highlighted on their website.

Full Event List

Homewood in Baltimore, MD. Photo from Library of Congress.
Homewood in Baltimore, MD. Photo from Library of Congress.
American Can Company in Baltimore, MD. Photo from Library of Congress.
American Can Company in Baltimore, MD. Photo from Library of Congress.
North Paca Street in 1936. Photo from Library of Congress.
North Paca Street in 1936. Photo from Library of Congress.
Howard Street Tunnel in Baltimore. Photo from Library of Congress.
Howard Street Tunnel in Baltimore. Photo from Library of Congress.

About AIA Baltimore

Founded in 1871, the Baltimore Chapter of The American Institute of Architects is the third oldest in the country. AIABaltimore serves as the voice of the architecture profession in the Baltimore metropolitan area. The chapter consists of nearly 1,300 architects, emerging professionals, and allied industrial members united to demonstrate the value of architecture and design.

About the Baltimore Architecture Foundation

Launched in 1987 by AIABaltimore, the Baltimore Architecture Foundation is a non-profit, educational, public-oriented outreach organization. The Foundation is a member-based organization with a 26-member board of directors drawn from the architectural, business and cultural communities.