The Comcast Technology Center rises in downtown Philadelphia, completed in 2018 to a design by the British firm Foster and Partners for the media company Comcast. At roughly 342 meters it is the tallest building in Philadelphia and, at the time of its completion, the tallest building in the United States outside New York City and Chicago. The tower houses a Four Seasons Hotel in its upper floors, Comcast corporate offices, and production studios for the NBC affiliate NBC10 and the Spanish-language station Telemundo62, making broadcast production part of the building's working program rather than an incidental tenant. Its ground-level public hall contains a large ceiling-mounted video installation, and the tower's tapered glass form and rounded corners were designed to reduce wind loads at its unusually slender height-to-width ratio for a building of its size.
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Building Type LocationPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, United States 2 Completed Year Classification
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Source Comcast Technology Center - Wikipedia
Source Comcast Technology Center - Wikipedia
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1. Comcast Technology Center - Wikipedia
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The first personnel began moving into the building in late July 2018, and the tower was open to the public in October of that year.
In Style: Postmodern Architecture, Wikipedia categories
Category:Postmodern architecture in Pennsylvania
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Category:Modernist architecture in Pennsylvania
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339.1 m / 1,112 ft
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2018
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Philadelphia
Building function field
Hotel / Office
Uses Element: Concrete, Structural Material
Concrete-Steel Composite
Uses Element: Steel, Structural Material
Concrete-Steel Composite
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