No need to check, that's the Divine Lorraine to the left of the 1300 Fairmount site.
Ah, but there was need to check! It turned out that they either massively redid the site plan or I was mistaken. It looks like this project is actually on the parcel immediately adjacent to the 1300 Fairmount site.
Several of the empty lots along that section of Ridge have plans for construction-- southeast corner of 13th/Ridge/Mt Vernon is getting a 38 unit building and northwest corner is getting a 6th unit building. Southeast corner of Ridge/Wallace is getting a 44 unit building. A batch of townhouses will go in between those two corners along Ridge.
Several of the empty lots along that section of Ridge have plans for construction-- southeast corner of 13th/Ridge/Mt Vernon is getting a 38 unit building and northwest corner is getting a 6th unit building. Southeast corner of Ridge/Wallace is getting a 44 unit building. A batch of townhouses will go in between those two corners along Ridge.
This is one of the nicest looking buildings I've seen go up in awhile. More of this please!
Several of the empty lots along that section of Ridge have plans for construction-- southeast corner of 13th/Ridge/Mt Vernon is getting a 38 unit building and northwest corner is getting a 6th unit building. Southeast corner of Ridge/Wallace is getting a 44 unit building. A batch of townhouses will go in between those two corners along Ridge.
I can see the partial rendering on their projects page, but the link to the Venture Commons website from there loads as only a blank white page (in 3 different web browsers) with the page title: "Venture Commons | A 1960s Modular Library | Bold and unique design that matches the spirit of Francisville"
You have linked the same thing twice, mate.
There was a tower planned there on North Broad though?
Thanks-- edited the post.
There was a 9-ish story tower set for that North Broad property that had a big opening in the front so you could still see the building behind it, but they went back to the drawing board and made up a whole new project.
That was a super attractive project. There was no reason to reject that one. They'll end up with something worse, I'm sure. That's why we can't have nice things because communities resist change or don't know when to accept something good when it actually comes along.
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Unless I'm very much mistaken, that's part of the 1300 Fairmount site. But I would need to double-check the site plans to be sure.
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