Exploring the Work of Philadelphia’s CosciaMoos Architecture

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The Poplar Apartment
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The Poplar Apartments at 900 N Poplar Street designed by Center City-based CosciaMoos Architecture. The building was originally constructed over 100 years ago for the Strawbridge & Clothier department store.
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Center City-based CosciaMoos Architecture is an award-winning architecture and interior design firm with a rich portfolio that includes commercial, mixed-use, healthcare, and interior projects, writes Niall Patrick Walsh for the Archinect.

The firm was founded thirteen years ago with the motto that “architecture isn’t just about designing buildings; it’s about working together to design creative solutions.”

Its projects are shaped around three main values: “Be creative and make it cool; challenges are growth opportunities; and relationships are everything.”

The firm designed the Hamilton Court Amenities Building in Philadelphia for residential developers Post Brothers. The building sits within the courtyard of a historic Venetian Gothic structure that currently houses contemporary apartments.

“They asked us for a glass box,” explained the design team. “We came back with a glass box shrouded in a sculptural metal and steel veil. Though it wasn’t what they were expecting, they loved it and asked us not to change a thing.”

Another Philadelphia building designed by CosciaMoos Architecture is The Poplar, which was transformed from a warehouse built in 1918 into a modern apartment complex that also boasts office spaces and amenities.

The building has been renovated in a way that preserved its “unique historical character, while also offering contemporary amenities.”

Read more about CosciaMoos Architecture, an award-winning architecture firm with a portfolio of commercial, mixed-use, healthcare, and interior projects in the Archinect.

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