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Philadelphia T5-U

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Walnut Street at 18th
T5-U is a suggested subzone of the T5 Urban Center Zone. Many city neighborhoods, like small towns, have their own main streets (mixed-use corridors) or neighborhood centers that have a similar character, but this area is more urban. In this Local Transect, we've subzoned the photographs for T5-N (Neighborhood) and T5-U (Urban or Uptown) to make a zoning distinction. Of course, Philadelphia also has T6 for even taller mixed-use buildings and more urban thoroughfares. In this image there is a jump in building height across 18th Street, after the 4-story corner building. When coding for this change, many factors come into play. It could all be the same T5-U zone if maximum heights are agreed upon for the future. Or it may be better to make another distinction within T5, or shift to a T6 subzone.
For descriptions of the normative Transect Zones from which we calibrate locally, please see the gallery pages for each T-zone.

Categories & Keywords
Category:Architecture and Structures
Subcategory:Buildings
Subcategory Detail:
Keywords:MidAtlantic, Northeast, bicycle, bicycling, building height, downtown, main street, mixed use, parking, retail, route, shopfront

Philadelphia T5-U