1400 Buttonwood - Formerly the State Office Building - Philadelphia Metal Print

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The large (18-storey, 300,000 square foot) former State Office Building, on the southwest corner of Broad and Spring Garden Streets, originally built in 1958 to house the city's state government department branches was designed by architectural firm Carroll, Grisdale & Van Alen. The building is a very modern-style rectangular tower, with square windows that alternate between slight bay and flat windows, evenly spaced from one another, and is covered in white marble and clad in metal on the ground level.

Source: https://philadelphiaheights.wordpress.com/2013/05/08/former-state-office-building-is-renovated-into-apartments-at-broad-and-spring-garden-streets/

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