clock menu more-arrow no yes mobile

Filed under:

Alternate Renderings of 1911 Walnut St. Reveal Shorter Tower

New, 19 comments



Left: 1911 Walnut St. at 599 feet. Right: The tower at 549 feet. Renderings by Solomon Cordwell Buenz Architecture

Yesterday we wrote about some updates to 1911 Walnut Street, the much-anticipated mixed-use development and residential tower that's joining Rittenhouse Square. At a presentation to the Philadelphia Planning Commission on Monday, new renderings were revealed that showed off some alternate options that the developers and architects are currently workshopping with community stakeholders. Southern Land Company sent them to Curbed Philly, so take a look. Which option do you prefer: Taller or shorter? Yellow or red?




Sansom Street. Left: The Philly rowhouse-inspired, yellow-hued facade. Right: Alternate option with brick facade.



Sansom and 20th

· 1911 Walnut St. Seeking High-End Gym for 3-Story Retail Space [Curbed Philly]
· 1911 Walnut St.: New renderings released, but aren't final [Curbed Philly]
· Is it demo time for historic Rittenhouse Coffeeshop? [Curbed Philly]