Key Highway

This master planning study suggests ways of enhancing a major gateway and a critical connection among local industries, the Port of Baltimore, residential neighborhoods, and downtown Baltimore. The planning process was structured around community engagement and resulted in recommendations for a more cohesive, attractive, pedestrian-friendly and high-performing vehicular corridor that will live up to its role as a “welcome mat” for the city. The roadway is reconfigured with narrowed travel lanes, marked pedestrian crossings, and designated bike lanes. These adjustments, coupled with major streetscape improvement, consistent lighting standards, and a regional banner program, will not only transform the corridor’s aesthetic but dramatically improve overall safety.


LOCATION Baltimore, MD

SIZE 1.5 mile corridor

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Jonathan Ceci / Ayers Saint Gross

COLLABORATORS Client: Key Highway Neighborhood Association

PROJECT TYPE City