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Panorama of Philadelphia File 772-395-511

Philadelphia, PA city

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structure #315163029building

One Riverside

existing 75 m 22 floors 2017

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Architectural Height75 m
Floors22
Completion2017
Structural Formhigh-rise building
Main Usagerental housing
Status existing
Architectural Stylemodern
Address225 South 25th Street
CityPhiladelphia
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-16

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  1. Photo 507-591-404
    Photo 507-591-404
    Chris Patriarca
  2. Photo 426-257-478
    Photo 426-257-478
    Chris Patriarca
  3. Photo 420-764-457
    Photo 420-764-457
    Chris Patriarca
  4. Photo 443-665-500
    Photo 443-665-500
    Chris Patriarca
  5. Photo 492-533-630
    Photo 492-533-630
    Chris Patriarca
  6. Photo 730-849-997
    Photo 730-849-997
    John W. Cahill
  7. Photo 294-654-629
    Photo 294-654-629
    John W. Cahill
  8. Photo 537-828-500
    Photo 537-828-500
    John W. Cahill
  9. Photo 313-370-874
    Photo 313-370-874
    John W. Cahill
  10. Photo 599-256-645
    Photo 599-256-645
    John W. Cahill
  11. Photo 588-522-814
    Photo 588-522-814
    Chris Patriarca
  12. Photo 704-290-977
    Photo 704-290-977
    John W. Cahill

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