Commerce Place

Commerce Place is a modern high-rise building in downtown Baltimore consisting of 31 floors that reach approximately 454 feet (138 meters) tall. The structure contains office spaces, retail areas, and parking facilities arranged throughout its interior.

The building was completed in 1992 by architecture firm RTKL Associates during a period of urban growth in downtown Baltimore. This construction marked an important moment in the city's modernization efforts.

The building displays postmodern design features from the early 1990s with its mix of materials and forms visible from the street. Its exterior shape and structure reflect how architects of that era approached urban design in American cities.

The building is easily accessible from the street with main entrances leading to the lobby on the ground level. You can walk into the retail areas without special permission, making it straightforward to explore the base of the structure.

This building ranks as Baltimore's fifth-tallest structure and plays a role in shaping the city's skyline profile. Its position in the downtown core makes it a visual reference point for visitors navigating the central district.

Location: Maryland

Inception: 1992

Architects: RTKL Associates

Official opening: 1992

Architectural style: postmodern architecture

Floors above the ground: 31

GPS coordinates: 39.28930,-76.61040

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:04