PROJECT  The Hammond at Greenmount Park

LOCATION  Baltimore, Maryland, US​

PROJECT COMPLETION DATE  10/8/2025

Firm(s): Quinn Evans 

Design Team Members: Quinn Evans — Alfredo Davalos AIA, LEED AP BD+C, NOMA; Allison Ta; Alonzo Colon; Anastasiya Volkova; Brandon Schultz AIA, LEED AP, HOMES; Chuck Wray AIA, LEED AP; David Gavin AIA, CPHC; Evan Greulich AIA, CPHC; Ian Eicheneshr; Jean Vieth AIA, LEED AP; Joe Cellucci, AIA; Shannon Wray CID, LEED AP; Sukanya Walsh, NCIDQ

Client: Somerset Development Company AND ReBuild Metro
Contractor/Construction Manager: Harkins Builders

Landscape Architect: Core Studio Design

Structural Engineer: Carroll Engineers

Civil Engineer: Colbert Matz Rosenfelt

Mechanical Engineer: Min Engineering

Electrical Engineer: Min Engineering

Photographer(s): ©Patrick Ross Photography, 2025; ©2025 CPI Productions
Additional project support: Arc Environmental - Radon 1311 Haubert St. Baltimore, MD 21230; DLeety@arcenvironmental.com; 410.659.9971
Accessibility: Ardinger Consultants & Associates; P.O. Box 308 Columbia, MD 21045; cdk.ardingeraca@yahoo.com; 410.997.1840
Geotech: Hardin-Kight Associates, Inc.; 7524 WB&A Road, Suite 100 Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061; 410-553-0802
Sustainability: Pando Alliance, LLC; 3525-K Ellicott Mills Drive Ellicott City, MD 21043
Interior Design: Aumen Asner Interior Design Inc; 2 Village Square Suite 200 Baltimore, MD 21210; 410.837.2767 Ext. 1723
Environmental Consultant: Urban Green Environmental; 1476 Reynolds Street, Suite 100 Baltimore, Maryland 21230

PROJECT SUMMARY

Developed as part of the community-guided Johnston Square Vision Plan, The Hammond at Greenmount Park transforms more than 40 formerly vacant lots into a vibrant mixed-use community anchor that brings housing, learning, and neighborhood life together in one place. The first project in Maryland to combine workforce housing and a public library within a single building, Hammond strengthens connections between residents, community resources, future park space, and the surrounding neighborhood. Through extensive community engagement, strategic partnerships, and a commitment to long-term affordability, the project advances neighborhood reinvestment while providing 109 mixed-income homes, community gathering spaces, and the first new Enoch Pra􀀯 Free Library branch in over 15 years. More than a building, Hammond serves as both a connector and catalyst—bringing the Johnston Square Vision Plan to life and helping shape a stronger future for the community.

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IMAGES (Captions and Photographer Credit)
1. Building Exterior at Night, Patrick Ross Photography
2. Mixed-use community landmark, Patrick Ross Photography
3. Community Spaces, Patrick Ross Photography
4. Resident entry exterior, Patrick Ross Photography
5. Resident's lobby, mailing, and offices, Patrick Ross Photography
6. Resident commons with views to the entry, Patrick Ross Photography
7. Library reading and collaboration space, Patrick Ross Photography
8. Library children's area, Patrick Ross Photography