PHILADELPHIA | 1919 Market | 337 FT | 29 FLOORS
 

Brandywine Realty Trust is planning a new development, 1919 Market, at the corner of 20th and Market Street in Center City on what is currently an empty lot.

Initial plans so far call for a 28 floor mixed-use building with retail and residential space. Rumor also calls for commercial/office space to be filled by Independence Blue Cross who is located right next door.

Title: 1919 Market
Project: Residential Apartments, Office Space, Retail space
Architect: ??
Developer: Brandywine Realty Trust
Location: 1919 Market St., Philadelphia, PA
Neighborhood: Penn Center
District: Center City
Floors: 29 flrs
Height: 337 ft

http://www.bartonpartners.com/wp-con...s_14-11-12.jpg

http://www.bartonpartners.com/wp-con...2-605x1024.jpg

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...KCHnSg&cad=rja

I wish the height were a little more though this will provide some good density into the central core. Very interested to see the final design.

Like I said the design is not final so the height is subject to change... I've heard rumors of 25 floors, 27 floors, 30 floors, 35 floors and 37 floors.... so it could really be anything at this point. If IBX takes any office space in the new building that will add at least 5-10 floors to it. So maybe 37 floors is not so far off.

New signage up from Brandywine. No official render yet.

http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...40622116_n.jpg

Please, Build this taller. Please! Market street should be a canyon of tall buildings only.

http://www.nakedphilly.com/logan-squ...market-street/

Good news for 1919!

I am not suprised by the Exton sale. Brandywine stated at their June investors conference that they would be selling some of their suburban portfolio in order focus more on Philadelphia and the inner ring suburbs.

The article posted by Skyscraperguru claims that there will be 25 floors of residential a possible 4 or 5 floors of retail and possible office space. :tup:

needs to be between 550-600 feet to really make a big impact.

The hope is there will be 5 floors of retail, 10 floors of office space for Independence Blue Cross and 25 floors of residential for a total of 40 floors. With todays LEED Certification standards, 40 floors could easily reach 600 feet.

That's a nice building. I like that one.

Is this... dead?

http://www.emporis.com/building/1919...delphia-pa-usa

No, that is the old proposal from 2006ish when Opus Realty owned the lot. The lot has since been sold to Brandywine Realty.

This is a new proposal by Brandywine.

It's official, this will be 34 floors. Can a mod change the title?

It is looking like 2 floors of retail, 7 floors of office space and 25 floors of residential units.

http://www.bizjournals.com/philadelp...reet-cred.html

No new renders yet...

That would put this in the 400-500 ft range?

It's looking like about the 440 foot range. :cheers:

That would make it the 19th tallest building in the city

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...n_Philadelphia

As long as it hides the hideousness that is Penn Center House, I'm all in.

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:previous: Zoning notices went up. Claims retail, parking and 22 floors of residential... doesn't mention official height or the mention of any office space. Guess we'll see shortly.