Homewood Campus Tour

Completed in 2005, the center is a 523-space parking garage topped by a two-story 46,000-square-foot office building. The office floors remain as shell space until a university tenant is identified.

The center and the adjacent Maxine F. Singer Building were designed by Zimmer, Gunsul, Frasca Partnership of Washington. Construction started in 2003. The garage is brick with precast concrete trim, while the building atop it is aluminum, glass and brick, also trimmed in precast concrete.

A pedestrian bridge spanning San Martin Drive links the center to the main campus, connecting with a sidewalk on the west side of the Johns Hopkins Club.

The San Martin Center-Singer Building complex sits in the Stoney Run valley below San Martin Drive on the western edge of the Homewood campus, on the footprint of what was previously a surface parking lot. The project included the transformation of an excavated depression back to a close approximation of the original gentle sloping down from the campus and San Martin Drive into the stream valley. The addition of green space and trees slows the runoff of storm water into Stoney Run.

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