A two-phase, mixed-use development proposed for a parking lot near North Broad has cleared the Civic Design Review hurdle. The design committee members voted unanimously to conclude the CDR process for what’s being called the Hamilton, which was triggered because the proposed project clocks in at more than 100,000 square feet of new space. Altogether,

When plans for a new mixed-use development at 15th and Hamilton streets in Spring Garden were posted online in advance of this month’s Civic Design Review, the project caused a stir among some of Philadelphia’s hyper-vigilant urbanists. The new building appeared to block the below-grade rail right of way that originally connected to the nearby

Radnor Property Group has submitted a proposal for a mixed-use project with dual residential towers at 440 North 15th St, a block away from the burgeoning North Broad Street. IN 61 DAYS! DON’T MISS THE NATIONAL HEALTHCARE EAST — National 10.31.2017 The project, to be named The Hamilton, is up for Civic Design Review on

A two-tower mixed-use development called the Hamilton is in the pipeline for a parking lot near North Broad, according to new renderings released ahead of an upcoming Civic Design Review meeting. Designed by MY Architecture and developed by Radnor Property Group, the proposal for the Hamilton calls for 600 residential units and 8,000 square feet

University City might have gotten its name from the three universities that call it home, but it’s the technology and innovation pulsing up and down Market Street that are reinventing this neighborhood on the west side of the Schuylkill River. FMC Tower at Cira Centre South, the newest addition to University City’s skyline, is ready