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Old Posted Jul 23, 2022, 3:58 PM
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Originally Posted by PHLtoNYC View Post
I wonder if a huge project on that plot would help push through the overbuild proposal at 2204 Walnut St. They were literally across the street from each other.
Actually a block away, but 2204 Walnut has been reclassified as non-contributing in the historic district and the plan now is to demolish and construct a new 10-story building there. The PHC approved the demo, but rejected the design of the new construction. Another iteration of the design will be reviewed by the Architectural Committee at their meeting this coming Tuesday.

Latest submission: https://www.phila.gov/media/20220719093830/2204-Walnut-St-Aug2022.pdf

ADDRESS: 2204 WALNUT ST
Proposal: Construct 10-story building
Review Requested: Final Approval
Owner: Flamingo Bay Investments LLC
Applicant: Sergio Coscia, Coscia Moos Architecture
History: 1870; Furness & Hewitt; Refaced c. 1960
Individual Designation: None
District Designation: Rittenhouse Fitler Historic District, Contributing, 2/8/1995
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