210 South 12th Philadelphia tower building
210 South 12th Philadelphia, a new 31-story premium rental tower by RSHP in PA, USA: first rental building in the United States designed by renowned London-based architects office
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Major works to visit include the Annenberg Public Policy Center, Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care, Center for Human Rights Education and the Drexel University Campus Building.
Also well worth visiting are the National Museum of American Jewish History, Pattison Place Sports Complex and the Schuylkill Yards Master Plan designed by West 8.
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Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care
Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care Philadelphia building design by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects is the most advanced center for pediatric outpatient care in the USA. The 12-story Philadelphia healthcare facility was designed to reduce stress on visiting families.
Pattison Place Philadelphia Sports Complex
Comcast Spectacor and The Cordish Companies announce Pattison Place, an $80m, new construction Class-A office tower in the heart of the Philadelphia Sports Complex, adjacent to Xfinity Live!
GSK Offices Building – Navy Yard Philadelphia
GSK has been transforming its workspace throughout the world, enhancing the collaborative model with each project. The Navy Yard is the first office built and designed from the ground up to meet GSK’s needs for a flexible, interactive, healthy, and productive workspace
Philadelphia Museum of Art Core Project
The Core Project design by Frank Gehry architect creates significant new public space within footprint of landmark building plus 23,000 sqft of new gallery space for display of the collection.
Philadelphia Schuylkill Yards Master Plan
Design by Team SHoP + West 8 Urban Design & Landscape Architecture. Drexel University and Brandywine Realty Trust announced their partnership and unveiled plans for Philadelphia’s Schuylkill Yards, a 14-acre master planned community
Drexel University Building, Philadelphia
Diamond Schmitt Architects has received the Interior Green Wall Award of Excellence at the 2013 CitiesAlive Conference for an innovative campus building at Drexel University in Philadelphia. NEDLAW Living Walls is co-recipient of the honour that recognizes the advancement of sustainable design.
Annenberg Public Policy Center, APPC Philadelphia
The design of the new building had to satisfy two conditions: firstly, it had to integrate harmoniously into the existing building development, and, secondly, the client wanted the architects to reflect the research focal points of the APPC – communication, media, and public order. In short, the building was to appear transparent and open.
National Museum of American Jewish History
The NMAJH, a Smithsonian Affiliate, relocated from the 15,000-sqft building it had occupied since its opening in 1976 to its new 100,000-sqft, five-story building on Independence Mall at the corner of Fifth and Market Streets. Designed by architect James Polshek of Ennead Architects
Center for Human Rights Education, PA
The Philadelphia Holocaust Remembrance Foundation (PHRF) today announced plans for its Center for Human Rights Education. PHRF has secured a long-term lease/sublease for the 10,000 square foot parcel of land at 16th and Benjamin Franklin Parkway, which is the site of North America’s first Holocaust Monument.