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The Annenberg School is a good example of 1960's classic modern architecture, altered and extended by Mitchell/Giurgola Architects in 1987 in a way that acknowledged the character of the original building, but with the richer urbanistic flavor of the architects best work. In 1999 MGA Partners, the successor firm to Mitchell/Giurgola, added two stories to the original building and, as part of the University's effort to enliven Walnut Street, reoriented the building to Walnut Street by adding more glass area to the north facade and creating a new Walnut Street main entrance.
Address: 3620 Walnut Street
Building Code: 15
Gross Area (square feet): 78,866
Floors: 5
Architect: Alfred E. Poor / Mitchell Giurgola Architects
External Links: Penn Libraries | Annenberg Library | Accessibility
Area Manager:
Lynn Rotoli
lynnr@upenn.edu
215-898-8525
Building Manager:
Deborah Porter
dporter@asc.upenn.edu
215-898-2996
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