FARE THEE WELL, MR. BRODIE

Hundreds gathered at the Hotel That Jay Built, the Baltimore Hilton, on Tuesday night to celebrate Jay Brodie?s career at the Baltimore Development Corp. Above, the retiring president of the BDC towers over Brown Craig Turner Architects? Bryce Turner and Bob Gehrman (whose firm designed Canton Crossing). Gov. Martin O?Malley made an unexpected appearance, having rushed back from national politicking in Iowa. And former BDC colleague Andy Frank(now of JHU) pulled out Jay?s dusty file folders, now ID'd as Jay's ?old skeletons in the closet,? such as the "Hyatt Inner Harbor UDAG application.?

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