Reuse / Rebuild

Just because a space has been abandoned does not mean it is no longer useful. Entrepreneurs, artists, city officials, activists and neighbors, with the right amount of ambition and innovation, can take vacant spaces and turn them into opportunities. By transforming what we already have into sustainable properties, we revitalize neighborhoods and stimulate local economies.

Reuse / Rebuild Features

Slideshow: Take a peek inside the Bromo Seltzer Tower

Steve Ruark Tuesday, June 04, 2013

You've seen it plenty of times on your way home from work. But have you ever seen the inside of the Bromo Seltzer Tower? Now is your chance. Take a look at this slideshow by Managing Photographer Steve Ruark.

BmoreMedia is on break for Memorial Day

Bmore Staff Tuesday, May 21, 2013

BmoreMedia is taking off for Memorial Day. We will publish our next issue June 4.

Restaurants rise from the rubble in historic buildings

Renee Beck Tuesday, April 02, 2013

Local developers are turning historic Baltimore properties into unique restaurant spaces. We take a look at some projects that have recently been converted or are underway.

Green office architect planning wind-generation deal

Will Morton Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Architect and entrepreneur Stan Sersen has transformed a 1905 farmhouse on a former lumberyard into a modern office building called the Enviro Center. Now he is finalizing a wind-generation deal and an education initiative to teach environmental literacy to Maryland homeowners.

Main Street Group Hopes to Jumpstart Retail in Northeast Baltimore

Amy Landsman Tuesday, January 08, 2013

The Hamilton-Lauraville neighborhood has become a dining destination with restaurants like Clementine. But the local Main Street group wants the area to be known for its shopping as well. So it's renovating an old fire station that it will use as an incubator to support budding shop owners.

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