Crane Removed From Arthaus At 311 South Broad Street In Washington Square West, Center City

Top of Arthaus. Photo by Thomas KoloskiTop of Arthaus. Photo by Thomas Koloski

The large crane that was attached to the south side of Arthaus at 311 South Broad Street in Center City has been removed from the structure. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and developed by Dranoff Properties, the 47-story tower stands 542 feet high and will have 108 condominium units, with leasing already underway. The tower has grown into the skyline over the past year and is looking close to completion.

Arthaus from I-95. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus from I-95. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus with the Center City towers. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus with the Center City towers. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus from a parking garage. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus from a parking garage. Photo by Thomas Koloski

In the last update on the skyscraper, steel was being erected at the top of the structure, while concrete had been topped out for months. The steel allowed the building to extend to its final height, as the roof sits over 20 feet below the top of the parapet. Temporary construction elevators on the west side of the building had the shafts extended above the terrace, allowing workers to reach the roof. Cladding was also making significant progress, with metal and glass being installed a few floors above the first setback.

Arthaus from Pine Street. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus from Pine Street. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus from 17th Street. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus from 17th Street. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus crown. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus crown. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Since that time, the building has made further progress, with the tower crane now taken off of the structure. The crane was jumped down as each section was removed from under the boom. Once near ground level, a smaller crane at the ground level took apart the larger crane piece by piece. The steel at the top of the concrete has been completed for over a month now, with final welding in progress. The cladding is now up to the final terrace, as it awaits to rise up the top.

Arthaus and City Hall. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus and City Hall. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus from Catherine Street. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus from Catherine Street. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus in the skyline at night. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus in the skyline at night. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus at night. Photo by Thomas Koloski

Arthaus at night. Photo by Thomas Koloski

The tower’s anticipated completion is May 2022, as stated on an on-site sign.

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2 Comments on "Crane Removed From Arthaus At 311 South Broad Street In Washington Square West, Center City"

  1. Beautiful building, presume interior work is already underway.

    And did you know KYW TV3 weather background shot shows a nice shot of the view from City Hall to Comcast CITC?

  2. That third photo clearly shows the density packed area and the ninth photo clearly defines this building on the angled skyline view.

    The Arthaus serves as a marker on the skyline where no matter where you are, you can always precisely find the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts.

    The Arthaus topped out on February 22nd, 2021 and is scheduled to open by next February.

    The Arthaus will have 108 residential luxury units priced for millionaires.

    Residents will enjoy sweeping views and a 47-story skyline presence.

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