Cladding Nearly Finished at 4519 Chestnut Street in Spruce Hill, West Philadelphia

Rendering of 4519 Chestnut Street. Credit: SITIO Architecture + Urbanism.Rendering of 4519 Chestnut Street. Credit: SITIO Architecture + Urbanism.

Philadelphia YIMBY’s recent site visit has noted that construction has topped out at a 327-unit multi-family development at 4519 Chestnut Street in Spruce HillWest Philadelphia. Designed by SITIO Architecture + Urbanism, the building is projected to rise six stories tall and span 223,848 square feet. Project features include parking for 92 cars and 154 bicycles.

Aerial view of 4519 Chestnut Street. Credit: Google.

Aerial view of 4519 Chestnut Street. Credit: Google.

4519 Chestnut Street. Photo by Jamie Meller. April 2023

4519 Chestnut Street. Photo by Jamie Meller. April 2023

4519 Chestnut Street. Photo by Jamie Meller. April 2023

4519 Chestnut Street. Photo by Jamie Meller. April 2023

4519 Chestnut Street. Photo by Jamie Meller. April 2023

4519 Chestnut Street. Photo by Jamie Meller. April 2023

4519 Chestnut Street. Photo by Jamie Meller. April 2023

4519 Chestnut Street. Photo by Jamie Meller. April 2023

4519 Chestnut Street. Photo by Jamie Meller. April 2023

4519 Chestnut Street. Photo by Jamie Meller. April 2023

Rendering of 4519 Chestnut Street. Credit: SITIO Architecture + Urbanism.

Rendering of 4519 Chestnut Street. Credit: SITIO Architecture + Urbanism.

Rendering of 4519 Chestnut Street. Credit: SITIO Architecture + Urbanism.

Rendering of 4519 Chestnut Street. Credit: SITIO Architecture + Urbanism.

Rendering of 4519 Chestnut Street. Credit: SITIO Architecture + Urbanism.

Rendering of 4519 Chestnut Street. Credit: SITIO Architecture + Urbanism.

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5 Comments on "Cladding Nearly Finished at 4519 Chestnut Street in Spruce Hill, West Philadelphia"

  1. Unrelenting, un-differentiated facade. Brutal. -Jim

  2. Is parking underground?

  3. Constance Brickhouse | April 18, 2023 at 9:00 am | Reply

    Stop with the car to bike ratio almost no one is riding a bike in winter. The Stakeholders will see soon enough what your buildings will create with not enough parking. Land grab for greed. Councilman Clarke is on the run won’t be held responsible.

  4. Good looking project

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