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  #161  
Old Posted Jul 29, 2017, 7:51 PM
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A quite brutal building, but too bad for that area
     
     
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Old Posted Jul 30, 2017, 10:40 PM
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It's truly ugly.
     
     
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Viewing it from the Comcast Center, I'm happy to see this tower. It fills a gap and while it doesn't stick out like a Cira Center, it also doesn't stick out as something ugly. It is unique, it shows design diversity and is a great fit for where it is. Nothing wrong with this building. I'm glad to have it in Philly.
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Not the first time we've seen this type of pattern used for skinny windows. Reminds me of the (really) old punched computer cards.
     
     
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Not the first time we've seen this type of pattern used for skinny windows. Reminds me of the (really) old punched computer cards.
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Ha, your right, it does. One of the first punch card computers ever made for general-purpose was housed within walking distance from here, the ENIAC. Perhaps this was the developers nod to its contributions to modern day.
     
     
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Old Posted Jul 31, 2017, 5:06 PM
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Ha, your right, it does. One of the first punch card computers ever made for general-purpose was housed within walking distance from here, the ENIAC. Perhaps this was the developers nod to its contributions to modern day.
     
     
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^^Lovin' UCity's ever growing skyline. That first shot is superb. Whoever thought University City would have this level of highrise density?... and there's only more to come!
     
     
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^ Kind of looks like Wilmington.
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 7, 2017, 3:56 PM
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Turned out better than expected. It's really not bad. Especially considering this is student housing built using paneling as the primary exterior skin. The builder/architect managed to arrange the panels in a way that makes this a relatively decent looking building.
     
     
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Good from far but far from good...
     
     
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ahhh Kelly Hall.. The Project Building of "Lil Wilmington". Brings back good memories of those 6' x 12' cells..I mean dorm rooms I used to live in.
     
     
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8/28/2017 - This one is almost done





     
     
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9/28/2017 - COMPLETE

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