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| A special Philly Skyline thank you to the staff at Liberty Property Trust for granting permission to photograph the official Comcast Center models. The larger one, showing the entire block (between 17th & 18th, JFK & Arch), is roughly seven feet tall. The second is about six feet wide by five feet deep, a cross section illustrating the building's relation to the street and to the existing underground (concourse and railroad tracks), as well as features of the complex like the winter garden, the fountain, the parking structure and so forth. |
