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Baltimore, Maryland

Projects in Baltimore, Maryland.

A source-backed record of construction and planned development.

6 current3 future3 completed

Sources reviewed 1 Nov 2026 · Selected projects, not a complete municipal register

Current projects

6 projects

Construction documented by the project owner. Status is a dated research snapshot.

Roads & mobility

Francis Scott Key Bridge Reconstruction

The MDTA rebuild's October 2026 update documents permanent bridge-support construction, with south-tower supports 55% complete, north-tower supports 26% complete and temporary trestle work 99% complete. The main-span construction contract was being separately procured, so these percentages are for the explicitly identified support works, not whole-bridge completion.

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Roads & mobility

CSX North Avenue Bridge Replacement

The project contractor reports physical work since July 2024 on replacement of two nineteenth-century brick arch rail bridges with a new steel-girder single-span bridge as part of the Howard Street Tunnel freight programme; December 2026 completion is a forecast, not a verified handover.

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Public facilities

Johns Hopkins SNF Agora Building

Johns Hopkins lists its SNF Agora Institute facility as in construction, with site work and building construction dating to 2021. The civic-learning complex is designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop; the posted 2026 opening target is not itself proof of handover.

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Public facilities

Milton S Eisenhower Library Modernization

Johns Hopkins reports its MSE Library renovation under construction since summer 2024, encompassing interior accessibility, a new stairwell, daylighting and building systems. Construction end is forecast for autumn 2026 and library reopening for early 2027; neither forecast proves practical completion.

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Public facilities

Bloomberg School of Public Health South Building

The Johns Hopkins Facilities project register records the Bloomberg School of Public Health South Building as in construction, supplying new instructional, collaboration and workplace space in East Baltimore, with an estimated 2027 completion.

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Public facilities

Henrietta Lacks Building

The Johns Hopkins Facilities roster identifies the Henrietta Lacks Building as under construction for the Berman Institute of Bioethics and related medical-school programmes, with seminar, exhibition, research and gathering spaces and a forecast 2027 completion.

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Future projects

3 projects

Planned or in design or procurement; construction not yet confirmed.

Public facilities

Johns Hopkins East Baltimore Life Sciences Building

The institutional project roster categorizes a Life Sciences Building replacing the Hampton House/Cooley Center/Reed Hall site as in design, with experimental and computational research space and estimated 2029 completion. The source does not establish mobilisation.

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Roads & mobility

Curtis Creek Drawbridge Deck Rehabilitation and Resiliency

The MDTA project-specific page schedules a winter 2026 start for rehabilitation of concrete deck panels, parapets, nearby steel girders, signal and safety equipment on the Curtis Creek drawbridges. A scheduled start is not proof of mobilisation, and the page's region includes multiple jurisdictions.

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Public facilities

Baltimore Convention Center Pedestrian Bridge Rehabilitation

The Baltimore Convention Center identifies restoration of its Hyatt Regency pedestrian bridge, with an estimated early 2026 start, 10–12-month duration and $5.8m cost. Its owner page provides projected dates rather than a dated actual start or final acceptance, so delivery remains unverified.

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Historical archive · 3 completed projects

Past developments and original source records.

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