PHILADELPHIA | 204 S. 12th Street | 398 FT | 32 FLOORS
Gayborhood or die.
Title: 204 S. 12th Street Architect: BLTa Developer: Midwood Investment and Development Location: 200-204 South 12th Street, Philadelphia, PA District: Center City Neighborhood: Midtown Village (Gayborhood) Floors: 32 Height: 398 https://phillyyimby.com/wp-content/u...9-777x563.jpeg 448 Units + Commercial Planned for Historic Property in the Gayborhood Quote:
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This looks pretty clean. I'm liking that orange almost-striping.
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AWESOME project! :cheers:
Loving the height here. Will make a huge impact on the skyline. |
CDR Submission is up!
408 feet in total. PDF here: https://www.phila.gov/media/20200805...CZ-Reduced.pdf |
Love this!!
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From an architectural standpoint, there's a lot going on here -- international-style modernism, some brutalism, fins, definitely PSFS Building and IM Pei influenced. I love it, personally. It's a weird building. I hope it turns out like the renderings. Over 400 feet too, for east of Broad is massive.
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Isn’t it 436’ to the roof?
Regardless, superb design. |
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PERMIT NUMBER: ZP-2020-007022
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https://li.phila.gov/#details?entity...0S%2012TH%20ST |
This is going to be an impressive building. I don't know what options there might have been, but the drawings showing the 12th St. elevation don't really show that there is going to be a large 2 bay loading dock right in the middle of the building. That's very unfortunate.
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Nice! Love this building, and it's about time Philly got another 400-footer.
I am weary about the demolition only permits though. I get concerned about demo permits without financing commitments and construction permits as well... especially after the SLS lot sat vacant for so long, and now the Jeweler's Row Toll Brothers hole is sitting also. |
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Demolition permits for functional buildings should be contingent on getting approvals and financing in place for its replacement and a reasonable commitment to start construction. |
^ Preach it.
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Good news
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Love the wood details. Reminds me of a building in London. The name eludes me right now...
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^that's interesting. Is the drop in financing costs because of the Fed cutting interest rates or the pandemic/recession or some other reason?
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