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Civic Design Review Cdr 5.3 Cdr Sustainability Questionaire Cathedral Place - Phase 1 Cdr 5.4 Cdr Sustainability Questionaire Philadelphia, Pennsylvania INDEX CDR 0.0 PROPOSED SITE PLAN AERIAL CRD 0.1 EXISTING BUILDINGS HEIGHT CDR 0.2 SITE CONFIGURATION CDR 0.3 PROPOSED SITE OBLIQUE AERIAL VIEWS CDR 0.4 PROPOSED SITE PHOTOGRAPHS CDR 1.0 PROJECT OVERALL DESCRIPTION CDR 1.1 EXISTING CONDITIONS PLAN CDR 1.2 PROPOSED URBAN PLAN CDR 1.3 ENLARGED LANDSCAPE PLAN CDR 1.4 GROUND LEVEL PLAN CDR 1.5 LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN CDR 1.6 LEVEL 3-22 TYP. FLOOR PLAN CDR 1.7 LEVEL 23 FLOOR PLAN CDR 1.8 LEVEL B1 FLOOR PLAN CDR 2.0 WEST BUILDING ELEVATION CDR 2.1 SOUTH BUILDING ELEVATION CDR 2.2 EAST BUILDING ELEVATION CDR 2.3 NORTH BUILDING ELEVATION CDR 2.4 ENLARGED WEST ELEVATION CDR 2.5 ENLARGED SOUTH ELEVATION CDR 2.6 ENLARGED EAST ELEVATION CDR 2.7 ENLARGED NORTH ELEVATION CDR 2.8 BUILDING SITE SECTION : EAST - WEST CDR 2.9 BUILDING SITE SECTION : NORTH - SOUTH CDR 3.0 EXTERIOR NORTH WEST VIEW CDR 3.1 ENTERIOR NORTH EAST VIEW CDR 3.2 EXTERIOR WEST VIEW CDR 3.3 LOBBY ENTRY VIEW CDR 3.4 RETAIL CORNER VIEW CDR 3.5 OFFICE CORNER VIEW CDR 3.5 PARKING ENTRY VIEW CDR 3.6 EXTERIOR AMENITY CDR 4.0 BUILDING MATERIALS CDR 4.1 LANDSCAPE DESIGN ELEMENTS : MATERIALS CDR 4.2 LANDSCAPE DESIGN ELEMENTS : PLANTING PALETTES CDR 4.3 SUSTAINABLE DESIGN STRATEGIES CDR 5.0 COMPLETE STREETS HANDBOOK CHECKLIST CDR 5.1 COMPLETE STREETS HANDBOOK CHECKLIST CDR 5.2 COMPLETE STREETS HANDBOOK CHECKLIST CIVIC DESIGN REVIEW CDR 5.3 CDR SUSTAINABILITY QUESTIONAIRE CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 CDR 5.4 CDR SUSTAINABILITY QUESTIONAIRE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02 — 04 — 2020 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ ART MUSEUM FAIRMOUNT LOGAN SQUARE SITE VIEWS TO RIVER FRANKLIN SQUARE UNIVERSITY CITY VIEWS TO CITY HALL DOWNTOWN OLD CITY RITTENHOUSE SQUARE WASHINGTON SQUARE PROPOSED SITE PLAN AERIAL CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 0.0 EXISTING BUILDING HEIGHTS | LOOKING SOUTHEAST Two Liberty Place One Liberty Place Residences at the 848’ 945’ Ritz Carlton Comcast Technology 1706 Rittenhouse Comcast Center 518’ Center Mellon 394’ City Hall Bank 1121’ 975’ 1911 Walnut 548’ Center 792’ 10 Rittenhouse 600’ 396’ Rittenhouse Hotel 1818 1845 Walnut Market 320’ 342’ 500’ Three Logan Square 735’ G. Fred Commerce Square DiBona, Jr. Building 565’ 625’ The Murano 475’ 300’ Sheraton The Alexander 245’ Phase I 380’ 175’ Cathedral Phase II proposed site EXISTING BUILDINGS HEIGHT CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2019 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ | EXETER PROPERTY GROUP CATHEDRAL PLACE | PHILADELPHIA, PA | 2018042 | 2019-05-14 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 0.1 LOT A 685’ LOT B LOT C PHASE 02 LOT D VACATED 200’ RIGHT OF 245’ WAY VINE ST EXPY PHASE 01 100’ FAR CALCULATIONS - CATHEDRAL PLACE UNDERGROUND PHASE 1 SITE AREA x FAR = ALLOWABLE AREA - EXISTING AREA - PROPOSED BLDG = ALLOWABLE NEW FAR PARKING LOT A 57,149 5 285,745 20,418 265,327 UNDERGROUND LOT B 18,625 7 130,375 135,785 -5,410 LOT C 21,505 7 150,535 238,400 -87,865 PARKING LOT D 73,925 5 369,625 82,300 287,325 TOTAL 171,204 936,280 238,503 459,377 10’ SETBACK @ PROPERTY LINE N 18TH ST 110’ SETBACK @ SUGGESTED LOGAN RACE ST SQUARE DATUM 5’ BACK FROM PROPERTY PROPERTY LINE LINE SITE CONFIGURATION - POTENTIAL PROGRAM CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 0.2 RACE ST N 17TH ST PROPOSED SITE PROPOSED SITE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PKWY N 17TH ST N 18TH ST RACE ST AERIAL VIEW LOOKING NORTHEAST AERIAL VIEW LOOKING NORTHWEST PROPOSED SITE OBLIQUE AERIAL VIEWS CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 0.3 A. VIEW FROM SOUTHEAST ON RACE ST. B. SOUTHWEST VIEW OF N 17TH ST. C. VIEW FROM CATHEDRAL ON BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PKWY. B N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST A C KEY PLAN PROPOSED SITE PHOTOGRAPHS CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 0.4 PROJECT OVERALL DESCRIPTION ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA: 185’ CATHEDRAL PLACE, PHASE 1 : 245’ CATHERDRAL PLACE, PHASE 2 SITE THE CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF SS. PETER AND PAUL : 175’ PROJECT SUMMARY RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL GSF 234,615 SF RESIDENTIAL NSF 182,416 SF UNITS 13 UNITS/FLR EFFICIENCY 83.5% AMENITY 5,135 SF RETAIL 2,961 SF PARKING PARKING GSF 12,474 SF PARKING SPACES ,4118 TOTAL BUILDING GSF 265,849 SF PROJECT OVERALL DESCRIPTION CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 1.0 N N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST KEY PLAN EXISTING CONDITIONS PLAN CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 1.1 CROSSWALK MID-BLOCK CROSSING CATHEDRAL PLACE PHASE 2 PHASE 1 IMPROVEMENTS PHASE 1 & 2 LANDSCAPE URBAN PLAN PUBLIC CIRCULATION PUBLIC PLAZA PUBLIC PLAZA (PHASE 2) N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST MID-BLOCK CROSSING FROM SISTER CITIES KEY PLAN PROPOSED URBAN PLAN CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 1.2 LANDSCAPE PLAN ENLARGED LANDSCAPE PLAN PUBLIC CIRCULATION RES.ENTRY SITE DRAINAGE BASIN (BELOW GRADE) N 17TH ST CATHEDRAL ACCESS SITE RACE ST PRAYERS GARDEN KEY PLAN ENLARGED LANDSCAPE PLAN CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 1.3 GROUND LEVEL PLAN GROUND LEVEL PLAN SERVICE RESIDENTIAL RETAIL PARKING ENTRANCE LOADING ENTRANCE RETAIL ENTRANCE RESIDENTIAL ENTRANCE N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST KEY PLAN GROUND LEVEL PLAN CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 1.4 LEVEL 2 PLAN LEVEL 2 PLAN RESIDENTIAL N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST KEY PLAN LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 1.5 TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 3 - 22 TYPICAL PLAN RESIDENTIAL N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST KEY PLAN LEVEL 3 -22 TYP RES. FLOOR PLAN CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 1.6 LEVEL 23 AMENITY PLAN LEVEL 23 AMENITY PLAN SERVICE RESIDENTIAL OUTDOOR RESIDENTIAL ENTRANCE N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST KEY PLAN LEVEL 23 FLOOR PLAN CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 1.7 BASEMENT PLAN BASEMENT 1 LEVEL PLAN PARKING PARKING ENTRANCE LOADING ENTRANCE RETAIL ENTRANCE RESIDENTIAL ENTRANCE N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST KEY PLAN LEVEL B1 FLOOR PLAN CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 1.8 © 2018 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PARKWAY VIEW E-GL-01S WEST ELEVATION TOWER SPANDREL GLASS E-RAIL-01 ALUM. & GLASS WIND SCREEN E-GL-01 TOWER VISION GLASS E-MTL-04 SLAB EDGE COVER E-MTL-10 PODIUM METAL PANEL E-BRK-01 MODULAR BRICK E-MT-05 METAL CLAD CANOPY N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST A. WEST BUILDING ELEVATION E-GL-03 LOBBY VISION GLASS KEY PLAN BUILDING ELEVATIONS CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 2.0 E-GL-01S SOUTH ELEVATION TOWER SPANDREL GLASS E-RAIL-01 ALUM. & GLASS WIND SCREEN E-GL-01 TOWER VISION GLASS E-MTL-04 SLAB EDGE COVER E-MTL-10 PODIUM METAL PANEL E-BRK-01 MODULAR BRICK E-MT-05 METAL CLAD CANOPY N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST B.SOUTH BUILDING ELEVATION E-GL-03 PODIUM VISION GLASS KEY PLAN BUILDING ELEVATIONS CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 2.1 EAST ELEVATION E-GL-01S TOWER SPANDREL GLASS E-GL-01 TOWER VISION GLASS E-MTL-04 SLAB EDGE COVER E-MTL-10 PODIUM METAL PANEL E-MT-05 METAL CLAD CANOPY N 17TH ST E-GL-03 LOBBY VISION GLASS SITE E-BRK-01 MODULAR BRICK RACE ST C. EAST BUILDING ELEVATION KEY PLAN BUILDING ELEVATIONS CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 2.2 NORTH ELEVATION E-GL-01S TOWER SPANDREL GLASS E-GL-01 TOWER VISION GLASS E-MTL-04 SLAB EDGE COVER E-MTL-10 PODIUM METAL PANEL E-GL-03 LOBBY VISION GLASS E-LVR-01 N 17TH ST FRAMELESS METAL WALL LOUVERS SITE E-BRK-01 MODULAR BRICK RACE ST D.NORTH BUILDING ELEVATION KEY PLAN BUILDING ELEVATIONS CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 2.3 WEST ELEVATION E-GL-01S TOWER SPANDREL GLASS E-GL-01 TOWER VISION GLASS E-MTL-04 SLAB EDGE COVER E-MTL-10 E-MT-05 PODIUM METAL PANEL METAL CLAD CANOPY E-BRK-01 MODULAR BRICK E-GL-03 E-STONE-01 PODIUM VISION GLASS PORCELAIN STONE VENEER A.ENLARGED WEST PODIUM ELEVATION N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST A.ENLARGE PUBLIC PLAZA STREETSCAPE PLAN KEY PLAN ENLARGED ELEVATION/ STREETSCAPE PLAN CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 2.4 SOUTH ELEVATION E-GL-01 TOWER VISION GLASS E-MTL-04 SLAB EDGE COVER E-GLS-01S E-MTL-10 TOWER SPANDREL PODIUM METAL PANEL GLASS E-BRK-01 E-GLS-03 MODULAR BRICK LOBBY VISION GLASS E-MT-05 METAL CLAD CANOPY E-GL-03 PODIUM VISION GLASS E-STONE-01 PORCELAIN STONE VENEER B.ENLARGED SOUTH PODIUM ELEVATION N 17TH ST SITE RACE ST B.ENLARGE RACE ST STREETSCAPE PLAN KEY PLAN ENLARGED ELEVATION/ STREETSCAPE PLAN CATHEDRAL PLACE - PHASE 1 2018042 © 2020 SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 02.04.2020 CDR 2.5 EAST ELEVATION E-GL-01 TOWER VISION GLASS E-MTL-04 SLAB EDGE COVER E-MTL-10 PODIUM METAL PANEL E-BRK-01 E-MTL-05 MODULAR BRICK PODIUM METAL CANOPY E-LVR-01 E-MTL-10 FRAMELESS METAL WALL PODIUM METAL PANEL LOUVERS E-BRK-01 E-GL-03S MODULAR BRICK PODIUM SPANDREL GLASS E-GLS-03 PODIUM VISION GLASS E-STONE-01 PORCELAIN STONE VENEER E-STONE-01 PORCELAIN
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