PROJECT 110 Compromise Mixed Use Project
LOCATION City of Annapolis, Maryland, US
PROJECT COMPLETION DATE
ARCHITECT Corkill Cush Reeves P.A.
ASSOCIATED ARCHITECT Tom Fetterolf, Graphics, Daniel Douglas
OWNER/CLIENT Bravo Zulu Ventures
CONTRACTOR / CONSTRUCTION MANAGER None Selected at this time
PHOTOGRAPHER All images by Corkill Cush Reeves (CCR)
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN TEAM Steve Corkill, AIA , Design Lead John F. Corkill, Jr. Principal In Charge
SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT
The 110 Compromise Street property in Annapolis is privately owned, but its prominence and impact at the city’s 300-year-old harbor have prompted years of passionate public debate over its redevelopment. This commission is an investment group’s thoughtful response to previous schemes put forth by developers and public interest groups. The parti seeks to balance the property's maritime zoning and context with the desire to realize the economic and social potential of the most coveted real estate in Annapolis. Pre-design information gathering and planning studies included meetings with community leaders, whose responses validated the vision for a suitable and creative program. The final mixed-use program includes a harborside restaurant and ale house with rooftop dining, a finishing shop for wooden boats, and a boaters’ chandlery/provisioning store. Sustainability, integral to the design from its inception, resonated with the community. Site and building analysis provided confidence that the existing structure and envelope could be successfully repurposed.
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IMAGE CAPTIONS & CREDITS
IMAGE 1 110 Comp._Main Composite view, Redesigned building, repurposed for mixed use: restaurant, boat shop, and chandlery for local and visiting sailors. CCR Photo Composit Credit
IMAGE 2 110 Comp overhead_close, Our final design was informed by three parti tenets to be an interpretive, ‘boat factory aesthetic’ (refer to Descriptive Data for more on the parti). CCR Photo Composit Credit
IMAGE 3 JPDF_110Compromise_v06b_5, At the north wall, an elevated catwalk connects the restaurant to the boat shop, allowing visitors an appreciation of wooden boatbuilding. CCR Photo Composit Credit
IMAGE 4 110 Comp overhead w_site, Rooftop dining and dockside café seating extend the vibrant atmosphere of Annapolis City Dock down the full length of the harbor. CCR Photo Composit Credit
IMAGE 5 JPDF_110Compromise_v06b_3, The original 11,000 SF retail building, with its featureless facade facing historic Main Street, is generally not well liked by the community. Redesigned building, repurposed for mixed use: restaurant, boat shop, and chandlery for local and visiting sailors. CCR Photo Composit Credit
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110 Compromise Mixed Use Project
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Local > AIA Potomac Valley > Unbuilt Architecture (AIA Potomac Valley)
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