Philly grows up.
The American Commerce Center, at a proposed 1,500 feet, would be 525 feet higher than the Comcast Center, now Philly's tallest building at 975 feet, a block away.
It would surpass the Empire State Building's 1,250 feet.
Phillyskyline.com waxed poetic in its description of what's happening:
"Your Philly skyline is about to change. About to incur a growth spurt. About to shatter any notion of Philadelphian reservedness, about to take A New Day A New Way to a whole other level."
Generating this excitement is the proposal to construct what would be a mix of retail, hotel and office space - and even a movie theater - in an $800 million, 2.2-million-square-foot skyscraper on what is now a parking lot.
Initial looks suggests this is a good urban project, with the appropriate street level retail.
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