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207 East Redwood Street, also known as the Keyser Building, is significant as one of the larger office buildings constructed after the Great Baltimore Fire of 1904. Erected in 1906, the building rests in the heart of Baltimore’s historic financial district, just two blocks north of the Inner Harbor which is the center of tourist activity. The project entails converting this 10-story (plus basement and sub-basement) office building into a “boutique” hotel, with 144 guest rooms. In addition to the lobby and reception area, common areas include a fitness center, conference spaces and a café to serve guests and nearby office workers. Full architectural services are being provided, as well as applications for State and Federal Historic Tax Credits.





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