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February 19, 2020

Apartments, retail proposed at 5th and Spring Garden in Northern Liberties

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Apartments Spring Garden Source/BLT Architects

An apartment complex designed by BLT Architects would bring 382 units to the corner of 5th and Spring Garden streets in Northern Liberties.

The northwest boundary of Northern Liberties has seen a wave of redevelopment in recent years, from Target and the new Yards brewery to the GoPuff headquarters currently in progress and the upcoming apartments at the former site of Destination Maternity.

Yet another large project is now proposed at the corner of 5th and Spring Garden Streets, where a small strip mall with a Dollar General, Subway and a few other shops currently reside.

The proposal was submitted this week to Philadelphia's Civic Design Review board, which will discuss the project at a meeting on March 3.

Designed by BLT Architects, the building calls for 382 residential units, ground floor retail and 211 parking spaces, nearly all underground.

Specific details of the project remain limited at this time, but the proposal includes another pair of renderings of the building.

BLT Spring ThreeSource/BLT Architects


BLT 2 renderingSource/BLT Architects

A community meeting to discuss the project is scheduled for 7:45 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 24 at the Northern Liberties Community Center, 700 North 3rd Street. The developer is listed as R Investment Twenty One LLC. There is no timeline in place yet for the proposal to move forward.

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