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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Use this handy guide for the location of 21. Parc Rittenhouse 36 area properties holding Open House 225 S. 18th Street on Saturday, October 20th and Sunday, Philadelphia, PA 19103 October 21st from 12-5pm. Tours are at the 22. Park Place at Garden State Park property location unless noted otherwise. 603 Haddonfield Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 Join us for food, drinks, prizes and giveaways. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT phillymag.com/openhouse SPECIAL EVENT 1. 22 Front 11. The Ellington 23. Parkway 22 22 Front Street 1500 Chestnut Street, 19th Floor 501 N. 22nd Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 Philadelphia, PA 19102 Philadelphia, PA 19130 SALES OFFICE: 1608 Walnut Street, Suite 1303 12. Fairmount Court 24. Regency at Packer Park Philadelphia, PA 19103 801 N. Ringgold Street 2021 A Capri Court Philadelphia, PA 19130 Philadelphia, PA 19145 2. 23 A Condominium (Carriage House) SPECIAL Savory food sampling. 23 South 23rd Street EVENT 25. The Residences at Dockside Philadelphia, PA 19103 717 S. Christopher Columbus Boulevard 13. The Grande at Riverview Philadelphia, PA 19147 3. 1401 Walnut 200 West Elm † 1401 Walnut Street Conshohocken, Pa 19428 26. The Residences at Two Liberty Place Philadelphia, PA 19103 50 S. 16th Street, 57th Floor SALES OFFICE: 14. Hilltop at Ridge Falls Philadelphia, PA 19102 1701 Walnut Street 3701 Falls Circle Join us for food and drinks. SPECIAL Philadelphia, PA 19103 Philadelphia, PA 19129 EVENT Enjoy food platters and specialty † SPECIAL 15. Mandeville Place EVENT drinks and beverages. 27. The Residences at the Ritz-Carlton 24th and Walnut Streets 10 Avenue of the Arts, 2nd Floor 4. 1706 Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia, PA 19103 1706 Rittenhouse Square TOURS AT SALES OFFICE: Philadelphia, PA 19102 Philadelphia, PA 19103 1717 Arch Street, Suite 3640 28. The Residences at the TOURS AT SALES OFFICE: Philadelphia, PA 19103 Western Union Building 1708 Rittenhouse Square Street 111 Locust Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 16. Murano Condominiums 2005 Market Street, Lobby Level Philadelphia, PA 19107 5. Aria Philadelphia, PA 19103 1425 Locust Street 29. The St. James Washington Square Philadelphia, PA 19102 17. The National 200 West Washington Square 115 N. 2nd Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 6. The Ayer Philadelphia, PA 19106 † 210 West Washington Square 30. Symphony House TOURS AT SALES OFFICE: Philadelphia, PA 19106 440 Avenue of the Arts, Suite 908 141 N. 2nd Street † Philadelphia, PA 19146 7. The Bank Building Philadelphia, PA 19106 421 Chestnut Street 31. Venice Lofts 18. The National at Old City Philadelphia, PA 19103 4601 Flat Rock Road, Suite 218 130 N. 2nd Street TOURS AT SALES OFFICE: Philadelphia, PA 19127 1608 Walnut Street #1303 Philadelphia, PA 19106 Philadelphia, PA 19103 19. Naval Square† 32. Villas at Packer Park 8. Brewerytown Square 24th & Bainbridge 3200 Da Vinci Drive 3101 W. Thompson Street Philadelphia, PA 19146 Philadelphia, PA 19145 Enjoy a gourmet Brunch from 11-3 pm. Philadelphia, PA 19121 33. The Warwick 9. Cherry Street West 20. Old City Lofts 1701 Locust Street Complimentary wine and 23rd & Cherry Street SPECIAL Philadelphia, PA 19103 Philadelphia, PA 19103 EVENT cheese tastings. SALES OFFICE: TOUR AT SALES OFFICE: Hoopskirt Lofts 1608 Walnut Street, Suite 1303 2222 W. Cherry Street 20 N. 3rd Street , 2nd Floor Philadelphia, PA 19103 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Philadelphia, PA 19106 Participate in an Interior Design 34. Waterfront Square SPECIAL Letitia Lofts EVENT Workshop with dessert bar. Condominiums and Spa 20 N. 3rd Street, 2nd Floor 901 North Penn Street, Peninsula Lobby 10. Dobson Mills Apartments Philadelphia, PA 19106 Philadelphia, PA 19123 4055 Ridge Avenue Lofts at 209 Philadelphia, PA 19129 20 N. 3rd Street, 2nd Floor Indulge in a gourmet brunch. SPECIAL Philadelphia, PA 19106 EVENT †By appointment only PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE’S OPEN HOUSE SPECIAL 13 AD V Conshohocken ertisin RIDGE A G VENUE Manayunk SECTION 31 14 ROUTE 1 / ROOSEVELT BLVD.10 East Falls 8 THOMPSON ST. GIRARD AVE. 31 ST. 12 GIRARD AVE. BREWERYTOWN BROWN ST. GREEN ST. SPRING GARDEN GREEN ST. NORTHERN liberties 23 fairmount DISTRICT JFK BLV. SPRING GARDEN Ben Franklin Bridge 34 Logan Square OLD CITY/ 23RD ST. 22ND ST. 21ST ST. CULTURAL PARKWAY/MUSEUM DISTRICT DISTRICT 9 RACE ST. CONVENTION CENTER DISTRICT Cherry Hill, NJ t CHERRY ST. 18 17 ARCH ST. 20TH ST. 38 19TH ST. 17TH ST. 18TH ST. 22 BROAD ST. 16TH ST. 13TH ST. 11TH ST. 15TH ST. 12TH ST. 9TH ST. 10TH ST. 7TH ST. 8TH ST. 4TH ST. JFK BLVD. 5TH ST. 16 6TH ST. 70 2ND. ST. City 3RD ST. HADDONFIELD RD. 26 FRONT ST. 2 Hall 20 1 Center City MARKET ST. 11 27 15 7 CHESTNUT ST. HISTORIC DISTRICT 3 29 Rittenhouse 21 33 WALNUT ST. Square Washington 25TH ST. 5 Square 24TH ST. 4 28 6 26TH ST. LOCUST ST. SOCIETY HILL 25 RITTENHOUSE SQUARE DISTRICT SPRUCE ST. 30 CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS Blvd. WASHINGTON SQUARE DISTRICT PINE ST. LOMBARD ST. 19 GRAy’S FERRY SOUTH ST. QUEEN VILLAGE BAINBRIDGE ST. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA 32 SYMBOL KEY WASHINGTON AVE. 1 Condominiums 24 1 Town Home 1 Apartment 1 Town Home/Condominiums Walt Whitman Bridge COLOR KEY For Sale ALL LOCATIONS ARE APPROXIMATED For Rent AND NOT DRAWN TO SCALE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION pool pool premises premises atio atio P P on on rman rman É É É or or utdoor utdoor premises premises O O O O K, K, K, OPEN HOUSE 2007 PARTICIPANTS /O /O caf caf on on / / ec ec /D /D S S E E enter enter ool ool space space levator levator K K ee ee G G E E Y, D Y, D Y, C C E E P P E E F F G G UNITS AVAIL ellar UNITS AVAIL ellar al al PropERTy ADDREss/WEB PHONE PRICE RANGE / BEDRMS PropERTy ADDREss/WEB PHONE PRICE RANGE / BEDRMS llowed llowed G G alon alon in in C C A A YP YP K K FLOORS /S FLOORS /S T T G W G W G ine ine O O alcon alcon ondo ondo oncier oncier tora pa tora pa rivate ets rivate ets ar ar alet alet itness itness ireplace ireplace ndoor ndoor I P F P B I P F P B C C F W D F W D C P V S S restaurant C P V S S restaurant TOURS: 22 Front Street C 24th & Walnut Sts. O C † 22 Front Philadelphia, PA 215-545-1500 C $410,000 – $1,550,000 25 / 7 1, 2 & 3BR • • • D • • Mandeville Place Philadelphia, PA 215-564-5400 C $1.98 Million+ NA / 43 1, 2, 3 & 4BR I • • • • • • D • • • • 22front.com mandevilleplace.com SALES: 1608 Walnut Street SALES/TOUR: 1717 Arch St. Suite 1303 Suite 3640, Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA 2005 Market Street C 23 S. 23rd Street C The Murano Philadelphia, PA 215-952-2101 C $400,000+ NA / 43 1, 2 & 3BR I • • • • D • • 23 A Condominium Philadelphia, PA 215-564-2333 C $420,000 – $4.3 Million 40 / 8 Studios • • • D • • • themuranocondominium.com 23condo.com 1, 2 & 3BR 115 N. 2nd Street C TOURS: 1401 Walnut Street The National Philadelphia, PA 215-923-0300 C $300,000– 25 / 7 1, 2BR • • • D • 1401 Walnut Philadelphia, PA 1-866-WALNUT4 R $2,500– 33 / 8 1 & 2BR • • D thenationalcondos.com $1,000,000+ 1401walnut.com 215-564-1167 $5,500 per month SALES/TOUR: 141 N. 2nd St. SALES: 1701 Walnut Street Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA 130 N. 2nd Street 1706 Rittenhouse 1706 Rittenhouse Square C The National Philadelphia, PA 215-627-6840 C $482,000 – $1 Million 34 / 2BR++ • • • • Square Philadelphia, PA 215-731-1706 C $4 Million – $12.6 Million 29 / NA N/A I • • • • • • • D • • • at Old City khov.com/noc TH 10, 6 & 4 1706rittenhouse.com 24th & Bainbridge Streets SALES/TOURS: 1708 Rittenhouse Naval Square† Philadelphia, PA 215-732-TOLL C $400,000 NA / NA 1, 2 & 3BR • • • • C • Square St., Philadelphia, PA navalsquare.com TH 1419 Locust Street 225 S. 18th Street C Aria the Philadelphia, PA 215-545-1577 C $385,000+ ; Tower NA / 33 1, 2BR, PH • • • C • Parc Rittenhouse Philadelphia, PA 215-545-7272 C $285,000 – $6,000,000 58 / 17 Studio O • • • • D • • • • Condominium ariathecondominium.com Residences from $735,000 Tower Res. parcrittenhouse.com 1, 2 & 3BR 210 W. Washington Square C 603 Haddonfield Road The Ayer Philadelphia, PA 215-923-4441 C $870,000 – $4.2 Million NA / 12+PH 1, 2 & 3BR • • • • • D • • • • Park Place at Cherry Hill, NJ 856-488-4663 C From low $300s (C) – 3 Sty Condo 2 & 3BR O • • • • • • C • • theayer.com & Penthouses Garden State Park gardenstatepark.net TH High $400s (TH) 2 Floor TH 421 Chestnut Street C 501 N. 22nd Street † The Bank Building Philadelphia, PA 215-545-1500 C $475,000 – $5,200,000 5 / 6 2 & 3BR I • • • D • • • • Parkway22 Philadelphia, PA 215-988-9806 C From $369,000 NA / 35 Studio I • • • • • • C • • • • • bankresidences.com parkway22.com TH 1-3BR, Lofts SALES/TOURS: 1608 Walnut St. Regency at 2021 A Capri Court Suite 1303 Packer Park Philadelphia, PA 215-389-9881 C From the low $300s 17 / 4 2 & 3BR Philadelphia, PA • • • • • westrum.com 3101 W. Thompson Street 717 S. Chris. Columbus Blvd. Brewerytown Square Philadelphia, PA 215-765-2800 TH From the Mid $200s 13 / 2 & 3 2BR • • • • • The Residences Philadelphia, PA 215-925-3000 C From $307,900 – 150+ / 16 Studio I C westrum.com • • • • • at Dockside docksidecondominiums.com $1,350,000 1, 2, 3BR 23rd & Cherry 50 S. 16th Street C Cherry Street West Philadelphia, PA 215-568-2424 TH $975,000 – $1,575,000 16/ 4 3 & 4BR • • • • • • Residences at Philadelphia, PA 215-568-1577 C Starting at $925,000 79 / 57 1, 2 & 3BR I D cherrystreetwest.com • • • • • • • • • • • • • Two Liberty Place† twoliberty.com SALES/TOURS: 2222 W.
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    Stylistic Trends in Multifamily Housing Being modern means INMANHATTAN, the epitome of high-rise luxury living has long been the always having a choice. so-called prewar apartment building. These high-rises, located along Park Avenue and Central Park West and con- structed prior to the Second World War, are characterized by stone and brick façades, classical or Art Deco detailing inside and out, and formal apartment plans with entrance foyers, separate liv- ing and dining rooms, enclosed kitchens, and staff rooms. Though many apart- ment buildings were built in the ensuing decades, none achieved an equal measure MICHAELYTTERBERG of social status. 8 0 ZELL/LURIEREALESTATECENTER Figure 1: 173 and 176 Perry Street, 165 Figure 2: 15 Central Park West, NewYork Charles Street, NewYork City (Perry City (Zeckendorf Development; Robert A. Street Development Corporation and M. Stern Architects). Alexico Management; Richard Meier & Partners, architects). That changed in 1999, when Richard whether the heyday of the prewar apart- Meier, a Pritzker Prize-winning architect, ment building was over, now that its tradi- was commissioned to build two small tional design had been challenged by the glass, steel and concrete luxury apartment floor-to-ceiling walls of glass. buildings on the west side of Greenwich In the meantime, Robert A. M. Stern, Village facing the Hudson River (Figure another well-known New York architect, 1). 173 and 176 Perry Street (the buildings was designing a series of high-rise apart- were finished in 2002 and a third, 165 ment buildings in the city, taking as his Charles Street, was completed in 2005) model precisely the prewar buildings.