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Affordable Energy Efficient Live-Work Residences
Residential space on the upper floors is dedicated to 8 large apartments offering live-work arrangements within the building itself. The Charles Street Market building will feature a modular design that will not only allow units to adapt to evolving community needs but also the possibility of additional floors. Residences will feature leading-edge contemporary design, next-generation energy-efficient amenities, and access to a living rooftop terrace and garden. A variety of two and three bedroom units will cater to a diverse rental market, including:
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- Business people and artists looking for a live-work opportunity
- Singles/couples interested in being a part of the up-and-coming “Gayborhood”
- D.C. workers looking for great Baltimore rents with quick access to Penn Station
- People seeking “Live Alone, Together” space to share in the benefits of modern, new-construction housing for an affordable price
- A free space for community events and programs to take root – from clothing collection to composting stations, to public art, film displays, and musical and theatrical performances.
Typical Floor Plans
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The Charles Street Market design will compliment the area’s best historical architectural aesthetics (such as brick-and-mortar façades, marble accents, and cornice details) and enhance them with leading-edge contemporary design (such as contemporary window treatments, rain garden, and public space for display of art). The structure will also showcase forward-thinking sustainable design principles and practices already associated with other Parrish projects in Baltimore.