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| 11.16.2007: |
Design work has begun on public improvements to the Hirshhorn Museum, the Smithsonian Institute's museum dedicated to international modern and contemporary art.
> Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
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| 11.01.2007: |
Construction has started on the Chizuk Amuno Congregation's renovation of their Krieger Auditorium. The sanctuary will be complete in spring 2008.
> Chizuk Amuno Congregation
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| 10.31.2007: |
The Assembly Building at Clipper Mill is highlighted on the cover of the September/October 2007 Multifamily Trends magazine by ULI - the Urban Land Institute. The urban development is also featured in an article on the ULI website.
> Clipper Mill
> Clipper Mill (ULI article)
> Multifamily Trends magazine
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| 10.29.2007: |
Clipper Mill garnered yet another award today when it received a 2007 Timothy J. Anderson Award for Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation. The Timmy Awards are bestowed by the National Housing & Rehabilitation Association. Clipper Mill beat out three other finalists as Most Innovative Adaptive Re-Use.
> Clipper Mill
> National Housing & Rehabilitation Association Timmy Awards
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| 10.19.2007: |
The annual AIABaltimore Excellence in Design Awards honored two CBH+A projects. The Assembly Building at Clipper Mill was the recipient of the Michael F. Trostel FAIA Award for Excellence in a Historic Preservation Project, and the Towson University Childcare Center received an Honorable Mention Award. Both projects were previously rewarded with AIA Maryland awards.
> Clipper Mill
> Towson University Childcare Center
> Cho Benn Holback + Associates design awards
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| 10.13.2007: |
Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts were held in downtown Hagerstown. In attendance were Nancy Grasmick, Maryland State Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Betty Morgan, Superintendent of the Washington County Schools, and Hagerstown Mayor Robert Bruchey II, along with other local officials and dignitaries. Construction is expected to be complete in January, 2009.
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| 09.27.2007: |
AIA Maryland has chosen three CBH+A projects as 2007 Design Award recipients. The Towson University Childcare Center has been honored, along with two Clipper Mill projects. The Assembly Building features 36 loft apartments and 10,000 SF of office space in an existing building shell, while the all-new Millrace Condominiums was built atop the ruins of a former building.
> Clipper Mill
> Towson University Childcare Center
> Cho Benn Holback + Associates design awards
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09.08.2007:
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The Enoch Pratt Library - Orleans Street Branch opens today. The 15,000 SF building is one of the first new community libraries built within the system in over 30 years.
> Enoch Pratt Library - Orleans Street Branch
> To be 7 and free in library is heaven (Baltimore Sun)
> New library continues "Year of the Pratt" (Baltimore Sun)
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| 08.28.2007: |
CBH+A Softball completes the 2007 season with a 9-5 record
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> Season record: 9-5
> Next game: May 2008
> CBH+A Softball Blog
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| 06.21.2007: |
The entire Clipper Mill site has been awarded a Baltimore Heritage Preservation Project Award. The Stables building at Clipper Mill had previously received the same distinction of design and preservation excellence.
> Clipper Mill
> Cho Benn Holback + Associates design awards
> Baltimore Heritage
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| 05.04.2007: |
Baltimore Green Week to kick off tomorrow with EcoFestival
The fourth annual celebration of sustainable design will begin at noon and take place in Druid Hill Park. Cho Benn Holback + Associates is a sponsor once again, and will be setting up an information table at the event.
> Sustainable projects
> Baltimore Green Week
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| 05.02.2007: |
Clipper Mill Assembly Building is featured at archrecord.com
Clipper Mill Assembly Building has been selected for Architectural Record's Building Types Study. The focus this month is on Multifamily Housing.
> Clipper Mill
> Building Types Study - 05/07
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| 03.01.2007: |
Cho Benn Holback + Associates is currently seeking a new employee for long-term career opportunities. > Architect/Designer
Requirements: 3+ years experience with emphasis on interior architecture and/or urban design.
Please direct resumes and examples of work to David Benn. Contact information can be found on our office page.
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| 01.29.2007: |
The Towson University Childcare Center has been completed. CBH+A designed the new facility for future expansion of up to 94 students from two years of age to pre-k. The 11,800 SF building contains five classrooms organized around a central multipurpose room.
> Towson University Childcare Center
> Kids' center on the move (Baltimore Sun)
> WBAL-TV new coverage 02.07.2007 (search Towson Day Care)
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| 10.20.2006: |
London Town Visitor Center + Museum was awarded the 2006 AIABaltimore Grand Design Award. The project was previously honored with an AIABaltimore Design Award as an unbuilt project. Also receiving an Honorable Mention award was the Jim Rouse Visionary Center.
> London Town Visitor Center + Museum
> Jim Rouse Visionary Center
> Cho Benn Holback + Associates design awards
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| 09.28.2006: |
Two CBH+A projects have been honored with AIA Maryland awards. London Town Visitor Center + Museum was the recipient of a Merit Award, and the Banneker-Douglass Museum took home an Honor Award this evening.
> London Town Visitor Center + Museum
> Cho Benn Holback + Associates design awards
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| 09.15.2006: |
Diane Cho has been added to the Baltimore Museum of Art's Board of Trustees. Diane had already been serving the BMA as a member of the Building and Capital Planning Committee. Also announced is the BMA's free admission initiative, beginning on October 1st. > BMA
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| 09.06.2006: |
Geppi's Entertainment Museum celebrates its grand opening at Camden Station. The Museum, designed by Cho Benn Holback + Associates, aims to educate visitors on the role of toys and comic characters in American history. The exhibits are arranged in chronological order, dating back to the late 1700s up until the present day.
> Geppi's Entertainment Museum
> On Exhibit (Baltimore Sun)
> Museum of Steel (New York Times)
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| 08.29.2006: |
CBH+A Softball wins season finale, 18-9 over RTKL
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> Next game: May 2007
> CBH+A Softball blog
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| 04.28.2006: |
Two CBH+A projects earn recognition from Baltimore Heritage. The Jim Rouse Visionary Center received yet another accolade, while the Stables Building at Clipper Mill was the second building on the Clipper Mill campus to be acknowledged for design and preservation excellence.
> Jim Rouse Visionary Center
> Clipper Mill
> Cho Benn Holback + Associates design awards
> Baltimore Heritage
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| 04.22.2006: |
Third annual Baltimore Green Week EcoFestival is held at Middle Branch Park. Cho Benn Holback + Associates is once again a sponsor of the event to promote a sustainable lifestyle in and around Baltimore. > Sustainable projects
> Baltimore Green Week
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| 03.06.2006: |
The Maryland Historical Trust has awarded the Jim Rouse Visionary Center a 2006 Preservation Project Award.
> Jim Rouse Visionary Center
> Cho Benn Holback + Associates design awards
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| 02.27.2006: |
The Banneker-Douglass Museum in Annapolis has reopened with a new addition designed by CBH+A.
> Maryland Historical Trust info on the museum
> Maryland Department of Planning press release (PDF)
> ArchitectureWeek article
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| 09.28.2005: |
The annual Design Awards Program of AIA Maryland recognized three CBH+A projects for design excellence. The Jim Rouse Visionary Center and Messiah College Larsen Student Union took home Merit Awards, while the Western Maryland Welcome Center received a Citation Award.
> Jim Rouse Visionary Center
> Messiah College Larsen Student Union
> Western Maryland Welcome Center
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| 08.29.2005: |
CBH+A Softball season comes to a close with 16-16 tie versus Ziger/Snead
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| 06.08.2005: |
Two CBH+A projects win 2005 ASID awards. The Jim Rouse Visionary Center took first place in the Historic/Commercial category, while the new Elder Health Care facility at Brewers Hill received honorable mention in the same category. The winners will be published in the fall issue of Chesapeake Home magazine.
> Jim Rouse Visionary Center
> Brewers Hill
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| 04.03.2005: |
Clipper Mill hosted Baltimore Green Week EcoFestival. Cho Benn Holback + Associates is a proud sponsor of the second annual event to promote sustainable design in the area. > Clipper Mill
> Baltimore Green Week
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| 03.08.2005: |
The University of Baltimore School of Law dedicated the new Venable Baetjer Howard Moot Court Room. Funding for the interior renovation by CBH+A was provided by Steven L. Snyder. You can read more about the project online in the School's E-Docket Newsletter under Other News. Photos of the ceremony are available at their Litigation Skills Week 2005 page. > Litigation Skills Week 2005 photos
> UB School of Law E-Docket Newsletter Issue 5, October 2004
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| 12.20.2004: |
Emmer Residence published in January issue of Home & Design Magazine > Emmer Residence
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| 12.06.2004: |
CBH+A launches new website in recognition of firm's 25th anniversary
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| 12.03.2004: |
Cho Benn Holback + Associates celebrates its 25th anniversary with a gala at the Jim Rouse Visionary Center In addition our celebration held at the newest addition to the AVAM campus, CBH+A has produced a retrospective of our first twenty-five years in book form. A PDF version can be viewed by clicking the link below.
> CBH+A Twenty-Five Years (2.47MB PDF)
> Jim Rouse Visionary Center
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| 11.29.2004: |
Baltimore School for the Arts expansion highlighted by the National Trust for Historic Preservation > Baltimore School for the Arts
> Preservation Online article
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| 09.24.2004: |
Two CBH+A projects earn AIABaltimore design awards > Cho Benn Holback + Associates design awards
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| 08.31.2004: |
CBH+A Softball (15-1) 2004 LEAGUE CHAMPS! Revenge is sweet vs. RTKL, 17-14 |
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| 05.26.2004: |
Four CBH+A projects honored with Baltimore Heritage award > Cho Benn Holback + Associates design awards
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| 05.01.2004: |
Casey Family Services featured at archrecord.com Casey Family Services has been selected for this month's Architectural Record Building Types Study. The focus this month is on Civic Buildings, and requires a free registration for viewing on the web.
> Casey Family Services
> Building Types Study - 05/04 (free registration req'd)
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| 05.01.2004: |
Two CBH+A residential projects published in Style Magazine
The Emmer Residence involved the integration of two end units in Mies van der Rohe's Highfield House in Baltimore. The Graham Residence began as a developer's shell situated on a pier in the Canton area of Baltimore.
> Emmer Residence
> Style Magazine feature
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| 01.01.2004: |
Eubie Blake featured at archrecord.com The Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center has been selected for this month's Architectural Record Building Types Study. The focus this month is on Museums, and requires a free registration for viewing on the web.
> Eubie Blake Jazz Institute
> Building Types Study - 01/04 (free registration req'd)
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| 10.25.2003: |
Towson Field House wins AIABaltimore Grand Design Award
Cho Benn Holback + Associates' work on the Field House at Johnny Unitas Stadium was honored with an AIABaltimore Grand Design Award. The client was Towson University, and the project was in conjunction with Ellerbe Becket, associate architect.
> Field House at Johnny Unitas Stadium
> Cho Benn Holback + Associates design awards
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