Mandeville Place

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A rendering of Mandeville Place, which will likely become Philadelphia's tallest all-residential building upon completion

Mandeville Place is a skyscraper currently proposed to be built in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at 2401 Walnut St. It was scheduled to be completed in 2008, but construction had not yet begun as of August 2013. Upon completion, it will become the seventh tallest building in Philadelphia at 607 feet. It is designed by Richard Meier, who is famous for designing The Getty Center in Los Angeles. The building is being developed by Bedrock Group LLC. When completed, Mandeville Place will have 45 condominia on 43 floors with views of the rest of the Philadelphia skyline and an attached 8 story hotel.

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v t e Skyscrapers in Philadelphia

Current	Comcast Center One Liberty Place Two Liberty Place BNY Mellon Center Bell Atlantic Tower G. Fred DiBona Jr. Building One Commerce Square Two Commerce Square Philadelphia City Hall The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton 1818 Market Street The St. James Loews Philadelphia Hotel PNC Bank Building Centre Square II Five Penn Center Murano One South Broad Cira Centre 2000 Market Street Two Logan Square 1700 Market 1835 Market Street Centre Square I Aramark Tower Wells Fargo Building 1706 Rittenhouse One Logan Square The Ritz-Carlton Philadelphia Lewis Tower PECO Building

Under construction	evo at Cira Centre South Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Ambulatory Care Center Lancaster Square (Drexel U.)

Demolished	One Meridian Plaza

Approved	Cira Walnut Tower W Hotel Philadelphia 3601 Market Street 1919 Market Street Eastern Tower Community Center 38th and Chestnut 1213 Walnut Street

Proposed	Comcast Innovation and Technology Center One Riverside Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Schuylkill Ave. expansion

See also: Tallest buildings in Philadelphia Buildings and architecture of Philadelphia

Coordinates: 39°57′05″N 75°10′47″W / 39.95131°N 75.17983°W / 39.95131; -75.17983

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