2000 Market Street

2000 Market Street is a 29-story office building with glass and concrete facades in 1970s architectural style. The structure rises to about 435 feet (133 meters) and contains roughly 665,000 square feet (61,800 square meters) of office space.

Turner Construction Company completed this building in 1973 during a wave of business expansion in downtown Philadelphia. Its construction marked an important moment for growth in the city's office space.

The building houses law offices, financial firms, and professional services that shape the city's business life. This concentration reflects Philadelphia's role as a major center for legal and financial work.

The building sits between 30th Street Station and City Hall with direct access to major transit lines and train stations. This makes it easy to reach the site and move around the city using public transportation.

The lobby features an illuminated wall of Nestos marble panels with custom-designed chandeliers and modern elevator banks. Greek architects Soulis & Berlic designed this interior space, creating a striking contrast to the building's concrete exterior.

Location: Philadelphia

Official opening: 1973

Floors above the ground: 29

GPS coordinates: 39.95330,-75.17360

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:20