Multi-tenant buildings in Maryland implement turnstile technology for mixed-use developments

Harbor East in Maryland implements turnstiles for security and safety

Since 1996, Harbor East has become one of Baltimore’s most visible, rapidly emerging neighborhoods – one that has become a premier destination for national employers, local residents and visitors seeking a dynamic metropolitan experience. The Harbor East community consists of approximately 1,000 apartments and condominiums and 1,800 hotel rooms. The Four Seasons Private Residences, perched atop the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore, consists of more than 60 condominium units and boasts club level amenities such as an infinity pool, masonry fire pit and grill areas, and a dog walking park. Liberty Harbor East, which opened Summer 2019, offers 282 luxury apartment units and 35 condominiums and features a new flagship Whole Foods Market at the street level. The 50,000 square foot grocery store includes a second-floor mezzanine with balconies for seating overlooking the water. Baltimore City residents and visitors are served by more than 350,000 square feet of shops and restaurants and can presently enjoy a seven-screen movie theatre, 50,000 square foot fitness facility, and a 200-slip marina – located along a scenic stretch of the 8-mile long Harbor Promenade. There are 5,800 structural parking spaces within Harbor East.

Harbor East is a $1.67 billion mixed-use development on Baltimore’s waterfront and has become one of Baltimore’s most visible, rapidly emerging neighborhoods – one that has become a premier destination for national employers, local residents and visitors seeking a dynamic metropolitan experience. Harbor East is home to 3.75 million square feet of office, retail, restaurant, and hotel space. Among the neighborhood’s most distinctive characteristics are 1.6 million square feet of Class A office space – home to Franklin Templeton, Morgan Stanley, Hogan Lovells, OneMain Financial, Medifast Inc., Brown Advisory, and Deutsche Bank, as well as Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and Kennedy Krieger Institute.

To provide safety and security for residents, visitors and employees, Harbor East has installed Aeroturn LLC's X-Wing turnstiles at various multi-tenant buildings in the community. Aeroturn’s relationship with Harbor East Management Group started six years ago when the company teamed up with MidPoint Technology Group, a MD-based technical services company that provides integration of system solutions that includes AV, Electronic Security, Structured Cabling and IT-Wireless Services.

Over the years, Aeroturn’s turnstiles have been deployed at numerous Class A building locations at Harbor East which includes 650 South Exeter Street with 4 lanes of X-Wing turnstiles installed and 1001 Fleet Street with 3 lanes of X-Wing turnstiles deployed.

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