the motor house

410.753.3000 PHONE • 410.753.3010 FAX • 1829 Reisterstown Rd, Ste. 460 • Baltimore, MD 21208
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THE MOTOR HOUSE
120 W. North Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21201
THE MOTOR HOUSE
The Opportunity:
Café space in The Motor House, a 25,000 square foot arts
hub in the heart of the Station North Arts & Entertainment
District. A project of the Baltimore Arts Realty Corporation,
this $6 million redevelopment will turn an historic 1914
car dealership into a thriving 175-seat performance space
with artist studios and offices for arts-based, non-profit
organizations. The Motor House is part of over $100 million
in new development for Station North, transforming the
neighborhood into one of the nation's leading centers for
creatives and artists.
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THE MOTOR HOUSE
SPECS/DEMOGRAPHICS
HONEYGO VILLAGE CENTER
DEMOGRAPHICS
FEATURING
LOCATION
Café space in redeveloped Arts Building
SIZE
3,083 square feet + 723 square foot Mezzanine
DELIVERY
Fall 2015
RENTAL RATE
$25.00 per square foot, NNN
TRAFFIC COUNTS
18,020 AADT - W. North Avenue
25,861 AADT - N. Howard Street
DEMOGRAPHICS AT A GLANCE
2014 DEMOGRAPHICS
.5 MILE
1 MILES
1.5 MILES
Population
9,326
49,263
102,578
No. Households
4,557
22,184
43,925
Average HH Income
$50,764
$43,547
$41,072
No. of Employees
11,248
39,531
102,071
All information herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable. This information is subject to change.
No warranty is made as to it’s accuracy.
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GALLERIES, STUDIOS & SUPPLIES
EATING & DRINKING
THEATERS
EDUCATION
LIAM FLYNN’S
ALE HOUSE
BALTIMORE CITY
PUBLIC SCHOOL
SYSTEM
THE CENTRE AT
10 E. NORTH AVE
WESTNORTH STUDIO
SITE
The Gateway
21,800 AADT
The Firehouse
1
PARKWAY THEATER
15/15 Building
4,3
STRAND THEATER
COMPANY
CARIBBEAN
PARADISE
02
AA
SCHULER SCHOOL
OF FINE ARTS
DT
1801 Building
Graduate Studio
Center
Fox Building
CHARLES THEATRE
NEW DOOR
CREATIVE
BELL FOUNDRY
Fitzgerald Garage
1
Main Building
DT
Brown Building
GUEST SPOT @
THE REINSTITUTE
GALLERY ONE BAR
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CLUB CHARLES
9,744 AA
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Wellness Center
Bunting Building
Greenmou
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CITY ARTS GALLERY
83
The Annex
795
THE FITZGERALD
APARTMENTS
Campus Safety
Art/Tech
Dolphin Building
MICA Store
1
695
PENN STATION
695
COPYCAT
THEATRE
Langsdale Library
Learning Commons
83
Academic Center
83
BALTIMORE COUNTY
BALTIMORE CITY
CAFÉ MOCHA
STATION NORTH
TOOL LIBRARY
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ST PAUL ST
N CALVERT ST
E 22ND ST
1
GALLERIES, STUDIOS & SUPPLIES
GREENMOUNT AVE
1
STATION NORTH ARTS &
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT
BARCLAY ST
E 23RD ST
GUILFORD AVE
N HOWARD ST
MARYLAND AVE
W 24TH ST
1 Galerie Myrtis
2 Westnorth Studio
3 Baltimore Print Studios
12 The Bell Foundry
A cooperatively and progressively
organized multi-use arts center
including performance and rehearsal
studios, skate park, garden and print
shop.
A public access, letterpress and
screenprinting studio.
4 The Centre at 10 E. North Avenue 13 Case[werks]
3
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ST PAUL ST
N CHARLES ST
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Bookstore & Coffeehouse
A multipurpose performance space,
art gallery & bar. Featuring musical
performances, film screenings,
design conversations and other
events.
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Internet café, bar and restaurant.
3 Liam Flynn's Ale House
4 Windup Space Bar & Arts Venue
16
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2 Red Emma's
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15
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THEATRES
1 Parkway Theater
2 Strand Theater Company
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15 Area 405
EATING & DRINKING
H ARTS
EX
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Lends artists' tools and hosts DIY
workshops as well as community
service and social events.
A gallery representing artists of local
and international renown; presenting
exhibitions and fine art events.
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14 Station North Tool Library
10 Guest Spot at the Reinstitute
11 New Door Creative
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A sales and service organization
committed to the practical
integration, display and storage of
artistic works, archival materials and
special collections
Converted warehouse with exhibition
and studio space for visual arts,
Space used for artists and musicians
dance, theatre and film.
to showcase visual and performing
16 City Arts Gallery
arts in Baltimore.
Located in the City Arts Apartments
9 Metro Gallery
building for resident artists.
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7 Station North Arts Gallery Café
8 Charm City Art Space
E NORTH AVE
N CALVERT ST
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An artists' playground, with rehearsal
rooms for musicians, recording
studio and a large stage.
GUILFORD AVE
4
5 Artist & Craftsman Supply
6 The Hour Haus
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MARYLAND AVE
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THE MOTOR HOUSE
N CHARLES ST
BOONE ST
$18 million project to create a
venue for film screenings, live
music, artists' studios, galleries, a
playhouse and a restaurant.
Dedicated to providing
opportunities for women artists,
writers, designers and directors.
3 Charles Theatre
Baltimore's oldest movie theatre
(5 screens).
4 Copycat Theatre
A DIY experimental theatre located
in the Copycat warehouse.
6 Caribbean Paradise
7 The Depot
8
9
10
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12
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Club Charles
Tapas Teatro
Bottega
Gallery One Bar
Pen & Quill
Café Mocha
Located in the Case[werks] building
featuring beverages, sandwiches,
baked goods and free wi-fi.
EDUCATION
1 MICA Graduate Studio Center
2 Schuler School of Fine Arts
3 Baltimore School of Design
ARTIST HOUSING
1 Area 405
2 City Arts Apartments
3 The Copycat Building
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UNIVERSITIES & LANDMARKS
THE MOTOR HOUSE
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Barnes & Noble at the
University of Baltimore
2 Langsdale Library
3 Learning Commons
4 Gordon Plaza
5 Academic Center
6 John and Frances Angelos
Law Center
7 UB Student Center
8 William H. Thumel Sr.
Business Center
9 Liberal Arts and Policy Building
10 Charles Royal Building
E LAFAYETTE AVE
E LANVALE ST
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1304 St. Paul Street
UB Foundation Building
1120 N. Charles Street
1030 N. Charles Street
5 W. Chase Street
40 W. Chase Street
1104 Maryland Avenue
1107 Cathedral Street
PARKING
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Maryland Avenue Garage
Cathedral Street Lot
Mount Royal Avenue Lot
Fitzgerald Garage
MARYLAND INSTITUTE COLLEGE OF ART
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2
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N HOWAR
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ST PAUL ST
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Founders Green
The Gateway
Firehouse
15/15 Building
Wellness Center
Bunting Building
Cohen Plaza
Fox Building
Brown Building
Meyerhoff House
The Annex
Main Building
School for Professional
Continuing Studies
Campus Safety
15
16
17
18
19
20
Art/Tech Center
Dolphin Building
MICA Store
Mount Royal Station
Graduate Studio Center
1801 Building
PARKING
21
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24
25
26
27
Studio Center Lots
Mount Royal Station Lot
Church Lot
Bunting Lots
1501 - 1515 Lots
North Avenue Lot
Founders Green Lot
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Penn Station
2
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The Lyric Opera House
Joseph Meyehoff Symphony
National Guard Armory
5
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State Center
The Belvedere Hotel
Maryland General Hospital
8
Baltimore School for the Arts
2,500 Passengers Daily
106 Employees
1,100 Employees
370 Students
RESIDENTIAL HOUSING
8
The Fitzgerald
Apartments featuring up to
1,400 square feet of living space.
Complex contains the UB Barnes
& Noble and Two Boots Pizza.
9 Henderson House Apartments
10 The Varsity
11 story Student Housing (320
Beds)
11
Symphony Center Apartments
PROPOSED FAÇADE
THE MOTOR HOUSE
CURRENT FAÇADE
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN
THE MOTOR HOUSE
UP
FIRST FLOOR SPACES
1 Performance Storage
2 Performance Restroom
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3
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10
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12
4
5
6
9
2
7 Performance Control
Room
with Shower
8 Utility Closet
Performance Dressing
9 Women's Restroom
Rooms
10 Men's Restroom
with New Vanity, Sink & Mirror
11 Lobby
Potential Café Restrooms
12 Performance Space
Lobby
Water & Sprinkler
Equipment Room
Mezzanine Area Above
UP
8
AVAILABLE SPACE BREAKDOWN
UP
7
3
6
UP
4
LINE OF
MEZZANINE
ABOVE
Main Café/Restaurant Space
2,583 square feet
Mezzanine Area
723 square feet
Shared Restroom & Lobby Area
500 square feet
Total Square Footage
3,806 square feet
(not shown on floor plan)
UP
SITE
UP
CAFÉ/ RESTAURANT
2,583 SF
5
UP
UP
FLOOR PLANS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN
THE MOTOR HOUSE
UP
STUDIO SPACES
DN
1 Studio
7 Studio
2 Studio
8 Elevator
9 Owner's Utility Closet
10 Kitchen Hood Exhaust &
Supply Duct Shafts
11 Corridor
12 Women's & Men's
Restrooms
922 square feet
3
1,537 square feet
3 Studio
254 square feet
4 Studio
1
922 square feet
12
2
5 Studio
705 square feet
606 square feet
6 Studio
755 square feet
DN
UP
11
8
10
4
5
6
9
7
FLOOR PLANS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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THIRD FLOOR PLAN
THE MOTOR HOUSE
GREATER BALTIMORE CULTURAL ALLIANCE
FUTURE OFFICES
UP
DN
1 Office
7 Office
2 Office
8 Conference Room
3 Office
9
10
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12
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14
15
590 square feet
15
3
1
699 square feet
2
14
268 square feet
4 Office
368 square feet
5 Office
13
613 square feet
6 Office
730 square feet
4
564 square feet
664 square feet
HC Freight Elevator
Owners Utility Closet
Lobby
Copy Room
Women's Restroom
Men's Restroom
Common Kitchenette
12
8
DN
11
9
6
10
7
5
FLOOR PLANS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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MOTOR HOUSE TO OFFER SPACE FOR ARTISTS IN STATION NORTH
Building at 120 W. North Ave. getting upgrades while preserving som 1914 features.
October 3, 2014
At age 100, the commercial building at 120 W. North Ave. has
enjoyed prosperity and suffered humiliation. It's now soon
to become an arts center in the Station North neighborhood,
whose transformation I've been watching for the past few
years.
Perhaps its worst hour happened in 2012, when the Fire
Department ordered it closed. Inspectors took one look at the
outdated 1914 wiring and said, "Shut it down." Its main tenant,
the Single Carrot Theatre, promptly moved out.
"The front facade also contains beautiful leaded-glass windows
with large, pivot windows that will be fully restored," said
Bonitz. "The third floor is also a wide-open space with large
skylights where mechanics used to work on cars. We will be
saving and preserving the old freight elevator that brought the
cars up to the upper floors for servicing as well."
The Baltimore Arts Realty Corp. is a newly formed nonprofit
arts space developer that purchased the building in August
2013. It envisions the building as an arts hub for Station North.
"Artists are attracted to places that are unsafe
because they are cheap," said MacLure. "We
want to become the new model of providing
affordable, safe and sustainable space for
artists."
"The electrical box was
like something out of a Dr.
Frankenstein movie," said
Laurens "Mac" MacLure, director
of the Baltimore Arts Realty
Corp., who gave a tour of the
roomy structure this week, as
his group has been completing
plans for a $6 million upgrade.
One of the ways that the Baltimore Arts
Realty hopes to make their project solvent
concerns the former auto showroom on the
ground floor.
Indeed, the system of fuses and
circuit breakers did bespeak
1914. But so did the rest of the
structure, one of many in Station
GRAFFITI ALLEY
North that have languished
Mac MacLure of the Baltimore Arts Realty Corporation stands in "graffiti
undisturbed for decades.
alley" outside the former 1920s auto showroom and garage that his
"I see this as becoming a wonderful
restaurant space," said MacLure. "The rent
from it could help subsidize artists' studios
upstairs."
He told me the goal is to preserve affordable
company is converting to artists' studios and businesses.
space for working artists so they are not
(Barbara Haddock Taylor, Baltimore Sun /October 2, 2014)
Located just across North
forced out as the neighborhood improves
Avenue from the Maryland
and real estate values increase.
Institute College of Art's recently renovated Fred Lazarus
Building, 120 North now has a new name, the Motor House.
The Motor House, only three stories tall, has some amazing
Built in 1914 as the Eastwick Motor Co., it was an early Ford
views from those expansive industrial-style windows. I stood
dealership. By the 1920s, when North Avenue functioned
at them and looked across the Jones Falls Valley near Penn
as a busy and convenient commercial area, the W.C. Cole
Station and watched traffic pass over the Howard Street Bridge
dealership was selling Graham-Paige vehicles.
and listened to trains sound their whistles as they negotiated
Automobile sales evaporated from the neighborhood nearly 40
years ago. At the end, 120 North was offering used cars. By the
mid-1970s, the place housed Lombard Office Equipment. What
seemed like all of Baltimore's beaten and battered used metal
office furniture went to be sold here.
"The beauty is nobody has messed up the interior," said Amy
Bonitz, the project's director. "Some of the wonderful features
we've uncovered include the original [auto] showroom with
a mezzanine where the managers could oversee the work
happening throughout the first floor, including the rooms
where the sales agreements were finalized.
the long tunnel under West Baltimore.
Then there is Graffiti Alley, an amazing network of changing
artworks in the outdoor studio at the rear of the Motor House.
Its rear walls form a brick canvas for some of the city's most
adventuresome painters, with graffiti changing on a nightly
basis.
- Jacques Kelly
Read more: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-city/bs-mdci-kelly-column-motor-house-20141003,0,1366746.column#ixzz3FSt6vE8s
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UNIVERISTY OF BALTIMORE & MICA: QUICK FACTS
Student & Employee Profile
Fall 2013
Student & Employee Profile
Fall 2013
Total Enrollment: 6,629
Total Enrollment: 2,168
Undergraduate
3,426
Undergraduate
1,827
Graduate
3,132
Graduate
341
Law
976
Female
71%
Female
57%
Male
29%
Male
43%
Full-time
99%
Full-time
59%
Part-time
1%
Part-time
41%
Maryland Resident
23%
Maryland Resident
89%
Out-of-State
71%
Out-of-State
10%
International
6%
International
1%
Faculty
407
Total Faculty
403
Full-time
149
Full-time
197
Part-time
258
Part-time
206
Residential Profile:
• There is no on-campus housing.
• There are 11 off campus housing options.
• 84% of students live in off campus
housing.
Residential Profile:
• 861 MICA students live on-campus.
• 88% of students live in the college-owned,
-operated, or -affiliated housing.
• 12% of students live off campus
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410.753.3000 PHONE • 410.753.3010 FAX • 1829 Reisterstown Rd, Ste. 460 • Baltimore, MD 21208
R E T A I L
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
CONTACT
THE MOTOR HOUSE
ANDREW G. SEGALL
ASEGALL@SEGALLGROUP.COM EMAIL
410.960.0361 CELL
410.753.3000 OFFICE
JAMIE LANHAM
JLANHAM@SEGALLGROUP.COM EMAIL
410.336.0138 CELL
410.753.3000 OFFICE
RICHARD BRIGSTOCKE
RBRIGSTOCKE@SEGALLGROUP.COM EMAIL
443.463.4897 CELL
410.753.3000 OFFICE
120 W. North Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21201