The Harborplace pavilions could soon be no more to make way for the reinvention of the Inner Harbor. But some are still fighting an uphill battle to save them.
David Tufaro, a developer unaffiliated with the massive renewal project, wants the pavilions to be designated historic landmarks.
David and Goliath battle
The low-slung pavilions have seen better days since their opening 46 years ago.
Their 1980 grand opening revitalized Baltimore’s waterfront and served as a model for other cities around the world.
Tufaro said that is one reason they should be landmarks. He has submitted an application to the Maryland Historical Trust…