Baltimore, MD, March 6, 2010, by Edward Gunts

After encountering strong opposition to a plan to build an 80-foot-high parking garage next to Old St. Paul's Rectory in Baltimore, developer David Hillman is now proposing to bury most of the garage underground.

Hillman and architect Peter Fillat are scheduled next week to present a new plan for a 12-level garage to Baltimore's Urban Design and Architecture Review Panel. The property at 18 W. Saratoga St., part of the Central Business District urban renewal area, once contained a house owned by university and hospital founder Johns Hopkins.

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AUTOMATED PARKING GARAGE HOLDS THE KEY TO MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT: Peter Fillat Architects designs a state-of-the-art, high-density automated parking garage that maximizes parking spaces while minimizing environmental impact

Baltimore, MD, May 1, 2009 (MARKET WIRE)

Construction is expected to begin later this year on a seven story 36,050 square-foot mixed-use facility at 18 W Saratoga Street owned by the Southern Management Corporation.  Designed by the Baltimore based architecture firm, Peter Fillat Architects (PFA), the building will house a 9,400 square-foot state of the art automated parking garage as well as 19 rental apartments occupying 26,650 square-feet.  Located directly east of Baltimore City’s oldest intact building, St. Paul’s Rectory, PFA thoughtfully framed its historic neighbor, maintaing the street views while still allowing the new structure to be boldly contemporary. Continue reading

BALTIMORE, MD, Jan 10, 2009 (MARKET WIRE) –

Peter Fillat Architects (PFA), a nationally recognized, award-winning full-service architecture firm headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, is designing 11 key buildings in a new, high-end sustainable community in one of the nation's fastest growing cities, San Antonio, Texas. eilan (pronounced a-lon) is described by owner Wereldhave USA as the  region's most dynamic lifestyle community.

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