Fans of architecture had a chance to check out the Baltimore Food Hub on the corner of Wolfe & Oliver Streets – a building not usually open to the public – at the Baltimore Architecture Foundation’s biggest party of the year.
Guests roamed the space in the Storehouse – a Romanesque Revival building that served the city’s water supply for years – that now is a hub for local food entrepreneurs.Many folks got into the spirit by dressing to fit this year’s party theme of “1980’s dance party.”Pictured (LtoR) Marty Marren, Marren Architects senior principal; and Margareth Davies, Johns Hopkins Hospital ICU nursePictured (LtoR) Lisa Wingate, historic preservation consultant; and Dr. Lisa Noel, independent public health specialistPictured (LtoR) Valerie Lopez, Hord Coplan Macht architect; Jess Marsell, J&J Recabinetry cabinet refinisher; and Courtney Morgan, Hord Coplan Macht designerPictured (LtoR) Dr. Daniel Hayward, Anne Arundel Medical Center pediatric oncologist; Olive Miles, Baltimore-based photographer/artist; and Alyssa Brown, Maryland Medicaid Program deputy director of innovation & developmentPictured (LtoR) Stela Patron, nonprofit consultant; and Brad “B-Major” Marks, Baltimore-based DJPictured (LtoR) Kris Taylor, Philadelphia area surgical technician; and Michael Kerr, Bay Acoustics principalPictured (LtoR) Mehr Pastakia, AIABaltimore administrative & event associate; and Luis O. Cardona, Baltimore Development Corporation economic development officer/BAF board memberPictured (LtoR) Mary Ellen Evanko, Gensler interior designer; and Lauren Mischke, MedStar Union Memorial Hospital RN(February 1, 2020 – Baltimore Food Hub)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
