PHILAPHILIA: Dead-Ass Proposal of the Week - Enterprise Heights

This complex at 46th and Market could have renewed energy in an extremely sorry area of the city, but it just never happened. To be fair, an extremely down-scaled version of this might actually be built, so not all hope is lost.

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PHILAPHILIA: Dead-Ass Proposal of the Week — Enterprise Heights

POSTED: Tuesday, March 27, 2012, 11:55 AM

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Didn't happen.

The 4600 block of Market Street. This would have been a pretty badass development if it ever got its ass off the ground. This complex of buildings could have renewed energy in an extremely sorry area of the city, but it just never happened. To be fair, an extremely down-scaled version of this might actually be built, so not all hope is lost.

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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 1:06 PM, 03/27/2012
    It's at least nice that the Provident Mutual Life building's getting used for the police station. That building is too amazing to let sit vacant, and the police department deserves a regal as hell building for its headquarters.
    thegreengrass
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 10:20 PM, 03/29/2012
    Actually, Farragut St. changes its name to 46th St. north of Market St., so the station's name is not entirely inappropriate.
    littleguy


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