Start Slideshow
Baltimore Brewery Humanim ReUse Recycle WAN Awards NightIn 1973 The American Brewery in <a title="Spencer Finch’s Glass Curtain Brings Color and Healing to Baltimore's Johns Hopkins Hospital Read more: Spencer Finch’s Glass Curtain Brings Color and Healing to Baltimore's Johns Hopkins Hospital | Inhabitat - Sustainable Design Innovation, Eco Architecture, Green Building " href="http://inhabitat.com/spencer-finch%E2%80%99s-glass-curtain-brings-color-and-healing-to-new-baltimore-hospital/">Baltimore, Maryland</a> permanently closed its doors, and there it stood, uninhabited and unwanted. Located in a troubled neighborhood, the building has had a difficult time finding an occupant. Its fate stood in question until 2005, when <a title="Humanim" href="http://www.humanim.com">Humanim</a>, a local social service organization, began looking for a new headquarters in the area. When Humanim discovered the brewery, it was love at first sight. What commenced shortly was a long restoration process that has now paid off beautifully.1
Baltimore Brewery Humanim ReUse Recycle WAN Awards Addition[gallery_extend]2
Baltimore Brewery Humanim ReUse Recycle WAN Awards Before[gallery_extend]3
Baltimore Brewery Humanim ReUse Recycle WAN Awards Meeting Room[gallery_extend]4
Baltimore Brewery Humanim ReUse Recycle WAN Awards[gallery_extend]5
Baltimore Brewery Humanim ReUse Recycle WAN Awards Lobby[gallery_extend]6
Baltimore Brewery Humanim ReUse Recycle WAN Awards Grain Chute[gallery_extend]7
Baltimore Brewery Humanim ReUse Recycle WAN Awards Night Detail[gallery_extend]8
Baltimore Brewery Humanim ReUse Recycle WAN Awards Interior[gallery_extend]9
