PHILADELPHIA | CHoP SARB | 302 FT | 16 FLOORS

The South Philadelphia tower will be located at 690 Schuylkill Avenue next to the Roberts Center for Pediatric Research, a recently completed high-rise that is the first of CHOP’s towers to cross the Schuylkill River. The tower is located at the intersection of Schuylkill Avenue and South Street. To the south sits a large surface lot, where future high-rises are proposed.

The footprint of the structure appears strikingly similar to that of the completed Roberts Center. The $600 million tower will rise just past halfway the height of the existing tower, appearing to stand 13 to 15 floors in the rendering, and will feature the same design as the Roberts Center, albeit shorter, with an all glass façade and the familiar CHOP logo situated at the top. The two towers will stand just under 40 feet apart after completion. The high-rise will hold 470,000 square feet of research and lab space.

The South Philadelphia tower is expected to finish some time before 2024.

This is now known as the CHOP Schuylkill Avenue Research Building

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CHOP Schuylkill Avenue Research Building (CHOP Roberts Center in background) by Philly SkyGuy, on Flickr

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About to start rising!

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Tower crane going up

CHOP SARB crane by Philly SkyGuy, on Flickr

Crane is up, to the right of the Robert’s Center




About to start rising!

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With this new set of steel going up, I should be able to see this from NJ now

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CHOP Robert’s Center and CHOP Schuylkill Avenue Research Building by Philly SkyGuy, on Flickr

CHOP Schuylkill Avenue Research Building and CHOP Robert’s Center by Philly SkyGuy, on Flickr

CHOP Schuylkill Avenue Research Building and CHOP Robert’s Center by Philly SkyGuy, on Flickr

CHOP Schuylkill Avenue Research Building by Philly SkyGuy, on Flickr

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CHOP Schuylkill Avenue Research Building by Philly SkyGuy, on Flickr
CHOP Schuylkill Avenue Research Building by Philly SkyGuy, on Flickr

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