The transit-oriented development located at 1700 N Front Street in Philadelphia, PA is a mixed-use project with architecture by Amsterdam-based firm Concrete and landscapes by Bas Smets, the Belgian designer recently selected to re-imagine the grounds of Notre Dame cathedral. It is bounded by Front Street to the east, Cecil B. Moore Avenue to the south, Hope Street to the west, and Palmer Street to the north.
The development spans a total area of 172,844 square feet. Within this space, there will be 123,218 square feet dedicated to 204 residential units: 28 studios, 141 one-bedroom units, and 35 two-bedroom apartments. In addition to the residential space, there will be 16,429 square feet of retail/restaurant space. The project offers four available retail/office spaces, ranging in size from 2,047 square feet to 5,664 square feet and all are equipped with the ability to vent, allowing for various types of businesses to operate.
Known for creating apartment communities with amazing apartments and dynamic amenity spaces, Fishtown Urby will include 204 apartments as well as shared features like a large fitness center, rooftop garden, work from home space, and an onsite cafe.
Overall, the transit-oriented development at 1700 N Front Street creates a mixed-use project incorporating amenities that support a healthy lifestyle and sustainable transportation options in the heart of Fishtown.
