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December 2000: Word begins circulating that a new skyscraper is in the works. May 2001: Liberty Property Trust announces they're planning to build the 750' One Pennsylvania Plaza at 17th & JFK, making it the fourth tallest building in the city. It is to be made of a golden kasota stone, found in the Philadelphia museum of art. (This is chosen due in part to its dramatic coloring during sunrise and sunset.) A couple shots of the model of the first design: |
