The Cross Street Market plan, a collaborative design project between MAPP’s ARCH 406 studio and the Architecture Program at Morgan State University was featured in Sunday’s Baltimore Sun. The project aims to create a new vision for the Cross Street Market, a Baltimore treasure, and one of the the oldest continuously operating public market system in the nation. The student’s work will be unveiled next spring, with the hopes of sparking talks of revitalization with both potential developers and the community alike. To read the full article, click here.

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