Yesterday Southway’s project Gilchrist at Stadium Place held its ribbon-cutting ceremony. Many people attended the ceremony- including elected officials, the Baltimore Mayor, and Southway’s President Willy Moore. The officially named William L. and Victorine Q. Adams Gilchrist Center Baltimore is located at the former home of Memorial Stadium and is opening after about a year… READ MORE
The Baltimore Sun writer Jacques Kelly recently wrote an article about Southway’s Unity Hall project. He writes about how the project has been given a bold challenge in breaking down the Black/white barriers that have traditionally separated Bolton Hill from West Baltimore. As the mission statement of the Unity Hall says, it is “intended to… READ MORE
Congratulations go out to our 2021 college interns on their successful completion of Southway’s summer internship program! Today, August 20th is the official last day of the program. Interns spent the summer in three separate rotations with hands-on experience in preconstruction, project management, and field supervision. We hope the opportunities you received at each rotation… READ MORE
Led by Seawall Development in partnership with Baltimore City Public Markets, ULI Baltimore young leaders toured Southway’s Lexington Market jobsite this past Tuesday. A centerpiece of the ongoing development of the Market Center revitalization, Lexington Market is the oldest market in the United States and one of the most iconic institutions in Baltimore since 1782…. READ MORE
Congratulations to Southway Intern Everette J. on becoming a finalist for the “Future Builder of the Year” award from the Maryland Center for Construction Education and Innovation, Inc. (MCCEI)! The purpose of the Future Builder of the Year Award is to recognize a student, apprentice, or trainee who exemplifies the best of the built environment…. READ MORE
The Baltimore Sun writer Jacques Kelly recently wrote an article about the Elijah Cummings Innovation Center recently completed by Southway at Baltimore’s Green Street Academy. He writes not only about the Innovation Center, but also about the Green Street Academy and its history. Check it out here- https://www.baltimoresun.com/maryland/baltimore-city/bs-md-kelly-green-20210327-f75oglxr7zfdxiyn3yxpeisbwe-story.html
Yesterday Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, Dr. Sonja Santelises, Young Audiences/Arts for Learning Maryland, Code in the Schools, and developers Jubilee Baltimore and Property Consulting held a groundbreaking ceremony for the 17,887 square-foot historic building at 21 E. North Avenue. Once O’dell’s, a historic nightclub from 1976 to 1992, it has been vacant for the past… READ MORE
For the month of February, Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) had the fabulous idea to engage local businesses to provide much needed meals to local homeless shelters. With the restaurant industry having been decimated by the pandemic, HCH saw an opportunity to help local restaurants by having other community businesses engage with a restaurant… READ MORE
The Baltimore Sun writer Jacques Kelly shares some history surrounding Gilchrist and the site where the old Memorial Stadium used to be. This site is now where the Gilchrist Hospice Baltimore is currently being completed by Southway. You can read the article by following this this link – Baltimore Sun Gilchrist Article
Check out the wonderful article The Baltimore Sun writer Jacques Kelly wrote on the North Avenue Building in Baltimore that once housed Odell’s nightclub. He talks about the neighborhood it’s in, its history, and its future- which Southway is proud to be a part of. You can read the article by following this this link… READ MORE