On The Boards - Lexington Market Redevelopment
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Lexington Market is and has been an icon in Baltimore city for more than 200 years. It symbolizes entrepreneurship, family connections, and city cultural ties being a melting pot for so many families and businesses. Now there is a new transformation being developed and SGodley Architects is playing a key design team role, along with BCT Design Group. Collaboratively we are working with 44 existing and new tenant designs – all unique in nature – and each representing a new path forward for each of the legacies of the new and existing businesses. An exciting venture to develop and coordinate with the entire team, BCT sought and connected with SGodley Architects to support the design and construction document phases of the project. Being a part of this history is priceless to SGodley Architects
On the Boards - Barclay 5 Unit Multi-family
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This is a modern-styled, new construction project for a 5-unit multi-family residential project located in Baltimore city and currently in the permitting stages.
Our Clients
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Milk & Honey
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As part of the base building renovation in southwest Baltimore’s neighborhood of Pigtown, a 2,096 SF tenant space was created at street level. SGodley Architects provided the design, layout and coordination of this coffee located at 906 Washington Blvd., a site redeveloped by Ernst Valery’s SAA | EVI Development. The firm spearheaded the rehabilitation of the building, a former fire station, into commercial space, as well as a historic old bath house next door that was converted into apartments. The shop opened in late 2020.
Bon Secours
After a year supporting the search for a home for the renovated early Headstart program for Bon Secours throughout bottom of city, the renovation came full circle and the space renovated was their existing 7500 ft.² space. Opening up the space, repairing the HVAC system and adding colors and liveness to the space and classrooms provide a comfortable feel for the staff and students.
Fleurs D'Ave
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The original retail space was structurally unstable, abandoned and had an inaccessible crawl space. To solve these issues SGodley Architects designed a multi-tiered space, maximizing the usable floor area of the space from a single, street-level space to a three level space that allows for uses of differing types as needed. The interiors are based on differing materials plays and a central, curved stair, highlighting the different level. This space was a joy to create.
Suya Spot
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Featured in the Baltimore Sun, the owner and founder of the Suya Spot opened the first location in late 2015, serving different versions of the restaurant’s namesake – Suya, a popular meat skewer from West Africa. The second location opened in 2018 and growth was exponential, causing a need for further expansion. SGodley Architects was chosen to support this effort. The design intent was to maintain the unique style and flair of the existing space while adding the comforts of additional and private seating, a bar and a mezzanine to heighten the experience in the space.
Denmark Multifamily
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In DC, an existing single family home was renovated to create a new separate basement condominium with a separate entrance and a two level condominium on the upper levels. This project was a full gut and required fire ratings, sprinklers and a rear addition to replace a back porch.
Ethiopian Restaurant
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SGodley Architects was the Architect of record for this 2,300 SF new, contemporary and family-owned
Ethiopian-Italian restaurant, located near downtown Silver Spring, Maryland.