Baltimore · 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.

Design, investment or anticipated construction is documented but an actual physical start or completion is not established.Evidence: Johns Hopkins sponsor project register, reviewed 1 November 2026 · Reviewed 1 November 2026

Latest verified development

Johns Hopkins sponsor project register, reviewed 1 November 2026

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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Project in numbers

In design; 2029 estimateDocumented scale, budget or milestone
Baltimore, MDCity or corridor
Design, planning or unverifiedDocumented phase

About the project

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. This is a distinct project or completed phase; a published schedule does not establish later milestones by itself.

Verified development history

  1. Johns Hopkins sponsor project register, reviewed 1 November 2026

    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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  2. 1 November 2026 editorial stage review

    Design, investment or anticipated construction is documented but an actual physical start or completion is not established. No later milestone is invented; record remains at its permanent ChaseDesk URL.

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What happens next

Check the original sponsor's next dated update for contract, construction and commissioning milestones before reclassifying.

What remains uncertain

Editorial documentary review 1 November 2026. 'Current' means physical works were documented in owner/construction records, not merely approved spending. 'Future' includes design, procurement and any project without verifiable site start. 'Historical' requires confirmed completed construction or reopening. Confidence measures strength of documentation, not likelihood of delivery. Some projects involve multiple jurisdictions; the named Baltimore site or corridor is specified.

Official maps, designs and site visuals

Original publisher links, not unlicensed photographs or invented project renderings.

Sources and documents

82% editorial confidence · Evidence assessment

Editorial confidence describes how well the cited records support this account. It is not a calibrated probability of project completion. Source event dates are distinct from research review dates.

Sources reviewed 1 November 2026.