The historic Inquirer and Daily News building at Broad and Callowhill Streets has been transformed into a combined headquarters for the police, medical examiner, Office of Emergency Services, and morgue. Although the 1925 building rises 18 stories, most of the new offices are concentrated in the lower seven floors, where the mighty presses once rolled.TOM GRALISH / Staff Photographer
But from what I saw during a 90-minute tour of The Inquirer’s old home (once my work home, too), it’s hard …
501 Spring Garden Rendering
Back in the mid 60’s, a low-rise, suburban-style strip mall was created by the Redevelopment Authority through its East Poplar Urban Renewal Plan. The complex, which sits between 5th St., 6th St. and Spring Garden, was originally the home to the Fifth Street Wholesale Distribution Association. Over time, the structures morphed into a more traditional Read more about 12-Story, 382-Unit + Retail Project to Replace Strip Mall at 5th & Spring Garden…
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By Claire Marie Porter
The hop flower in the center of Triple Bottom Brewery’s Philly skyline logo has three leaves—one for people, one for planet and one for beer. The image is an homage to the brewery’s take on the original triple bottom line (people, planet and profit) and symbolizes the company’s commitment to social good over dividends.
Read more: Triple Bottom Brewery has planned carefully to bring inclusivity to the craft beer scene — Grid Magazine
Project rendering
When we think of Toll Bros., we think of condos. Projects from this developer in Philadelphia have included Naval Square, Stamper Square, 2400 South, and a now under construction tower on Jewelers’ Row. But Toll Bros. is a huge company and also has a rental arm, and that business is finally dipping a toe in the Philadelphia market. This effort will take place at the corner of Broad & Noble, on a property that’s currently used as a surface parking lot.
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Triple Bottom Brewing’s staff in their then-new space at 915 Spring Garden St. in April 2018.(Photo via twitter.com/TripleBottomCo)
“I’ve wrestled a lot with whether what we’re doing is enough,” writes Tess Hart, cofounder of the Callowhill-based social enterprise that employs fair chance hiring practices.
Read more: ‘It takes a city’: Dispatch from Triple Bottom Brewing’s first months – Technical.ly Philly
View of the new buildings
We stumbled onto a row of new construction recently at the intersection of 9th & Noble and had a funny feeling we’d written about the project before. As is usually the case when we have these feelings, we have indeed covered this project before, back in 2016, when the property was an overgrown, fenced-in vacant lot. Back then, we told you that developers were planning six triplexes and a duplex for a total of 17 units, but the project …
A rendering of a complex planned for North Broad, near the Rail Park. Neighbors want the developer to put a public bathroom in the project’s public plaza. (Courtesy of Toll Brothers/Barton Partners Architects/PlanPhilly)
Callowhill neighbors want a developer to address a persistent neighborhood problem: no place to pee.
Read more: North Broad plaza could get public bathroom – WHYY
Newest rendering
Per a story from Inquirer.com, Parkway has decided to sell the property to Alterra Property Group, and Alterra is taking a very different approach to the site. Instead of two separate buildings, they will build a single structure that rises seven stories. The building will contain a sizable retail space on the first floor, for which Alterra is targeting a supermarket, and we imagine that people in the area would welcome such an amenity. In the six stories above the …
The large warehouse on 10th and Callowhill will soon be home to The Cliffs at Callowhill – the first location outside of New York City.THOM CARROLL/PHILLYVOICE
If you’re a rock climber living in Philadelphia, you’d know there’s not many options for you to climb in the city. But that has recently
Source: First Look: Inside the massive new climbing gym that’s coming to Callowhill | PhillyVoice
View of the store (Via OCF Realty)
Source: Philadelphia Got a 2nd Trader Joe’s Location Today – OCF Realty