It must be a sign of the times that so many organizations are hosting events in lobbies and not completed warehouse-type buildings. That was the case for the 2009 Groundhog Day party to benefit the Baltimore Architecture Foundation, held at the Gaslight Square in the Carroll Camden Industrial Business District of Baltimore.

This foundation, according to its brochure, is a membership organization, founded in 1987 for Baltimoreans who care about local architecture and are dedicated to sharing the knowledge to the general public through tours, lectures and published books on some downtown architectural neighborhoods.