Arts + Crafts Holdings is an active investor and the leading developer on the northern edge of Center City Philadelphia. We believe in creative placemaking: transforming underused industrial buildings into the creative, commercial, and residential spaces that define the city today. Our PORTFOLIO HAS activated both sides of Spring Garden Street, building a vibrant district where artists and small businesses thrive and creating economic value for the city.
421 North 7th STreet
A 160,000+ square foot creative office building and former General Electric Switchgear Building, offering exposed brick, soaring ceilings, and city views.
600 Spring Garden STreet
A landmark 1872 Frank Furness-designed former bank, blending double-height coffered ceilings, arched windows, and the original vault door with a move-in ready creative office suite.
444 North 3rd STreet
A former tannery reenergized as a creative office building on the edges of Old City and Northern Liberties, with a tenant roof deck, building gym, and secured bike room.
601 Spring Garden STreet
A recently redeveloped creative office building offering full-floor, turnkey suites with soaring ceilings, panoramic skyline views, and abundant natural light in the heart of Spring Arts.
448 North 10th STreet
A 7-story, ~48,000 square-foot former bicycle factory turned tastefully redeveloped creative corner office building, offering exposed brick, and oversized windows.
741 Spring Garden Street
A 3,385 SF new construction corner office/retail space at 741 Spring Garden Street, at the base of a 146-unit mid-rise apartment building in the heart of Spring Arts.
461 North 3rd STreet
Built in 1912 for L.F. Seyfert's Sons machinery repair and supply shop, now a boutique office building with elevator service and a private adjacent parking lot.
915 Spring Garden STreet
Built in 1909 by the Reading Railroad, now home to 40 renovated studio spaces for makers, artists, and creators, with build-to-suit office suites above Triple Bottom Brewing.
990 Spring Garden STreet
"The jewel of Spring Arts" — a 1927 former warehouse turned polished creative office building with a building gym, secured bike room, and two ground-floor restaurants plus a brewery.
1004-36 Spring Garden Street
A historic 1889 building — once the Spring Garden Farmer's Market, later a railway depot and Spaghetti Warehouse restaurant — now anchored by Union Transfer's 1,200-capacity music venue, La Chinesca, and Russo Music.
1025 Hamilton Street
A 3-story, 35,000 SF building with a past as a school, marble yard, and locomotive machine shop — now home to Love City Brewing Co. and creative office space above.