The Standard at Philadelphia
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About This Project

The Standard at Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA

This multifamily residential building with amenity & retail on ground floor and level 1, and an intermediate amenity and roof deck on level 14, totaling 19 stories including alley accessed parking. This design aims to be a kit of parts that reacts to the surrounding context. The site is located at an intermediate location between the high-rises of downtown Philadelphia and low-rises of West Philadelphia. Two masses are prevalent in the design: the light grey mass that extends to the sky and relates to the high rises around it; and the dark grey mass that steps down towards the public park across the street and low-rise context. Copper accents on the building relate to the industrial context of the area, act as a bridge between the masses and highlight collaborative programmatic elements that insinuate community.

 

Number of Units: 280
Number of Beds: 802
Project SF: 376,636

Press:
July 14, 2021
Landmark Properties Announces Three New Student Housing Developments in Philadelphia, Bloomington, Ind., and Columbia, S.C.

 

Category
Academic, Architecture, Under Construction
Tags
Academic, Architecture