With construction expected to begin in March on a new headquarters for T. Rowe Price and other buildings, Beatty Development Group today unveiled new renderings showing what the 27-acre Harbor Point community will look like when the development is complete.
“The development activity at Harbor Point is rapidly gaining momentum and our team is excited for the next phases of the project,” said company president Michael Beatty, in a statement.
“As we move forward with design and construction, we’re focused on building something that is not only a dynamic new addition to the city, but also stitches seamlessly into the fabric of the existing neighborhoods that make Baltimore such an amazing place to live, work, and visit.”
The new renderings show the neighborhood when all construction is finished on the site of the former Allied Signal chromium plant between Harbor East and Fells Point. It includes buildings that are already completed in Phases I and II, three parcels that will be developed starting this year, called Phase III, and a final phase on the west side of the community, still in the planning stages.
Scheduled to get underway in March, Phase III will include the new global headquarters for T. Rowe Price; a mixed-use development on an area called Parcel 4, and a 4.5-acre public space along the waterfront called Point Park. The three parcels will be under construction almost simultaneously.
When complete, Phase III will contain 470,000 square feet of additional office space; 500 residences; approximately 60,000 square feet of retail space; a 159-key extended-stay hotel, and the park.
The new renderings also offer a glimpse at a potential concept for Parcel 1, the final undeveloped portion of the project on the west side of the property. Though still early in development and highly conceptual, the planned mix for Parcel 1 includes residences, a hotel, retail space, and office uses as well as parking.
A groundbreaking date for Phase III has not been announced. Once construction starts, Harbor Point will be the second major development in Baltimore to have construction underway on more than one building at a time, after Port Covington in south Baltimore. When complete, Harbor Point will have three million square feet of office, retail, residential, and hotel uses, as well as 9.5 acres of open space.
Ed Gunts is a local freelance writer and the former architecture critic for The Baltimore Sun.
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