Aramark Tower

Aramark Tower is an office building with 32 floors located in Center City, Philadelphia, designed by BLT Architects with contemporary architectural elements. The structure sits near the Jefferson Station entrance in the heart of the business district.

The building was developed in the 1980s when the Reading Company launched the project to make use of their prime downtown real estate. Over time it has operated under different names and later housed offices for Thomas Jefferson University.

The tower reflects how Philadelphia reshaped its downtown area during the 1980s with contemporary office buildings designed for corporate use. It stands as part of the cluster of skyscrapers that define Center City's business character.

The tower is easy to reach since it sits right next to a major transit station entrance. The convenient location makes it simple to find and serves as a good starting point for exploring the downtown area.

The structure was originally called One Reading Center and has changed names several times reflecting different ownership and uses. These shifts in naming and function show how the building adapted to meet the changing needs of Philadelphia's downtown.

Location: Pennsylvania

Architects: BLT Architects

Official opening: 1984

Floors above the ground: 32

Address: 1101 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pensylvánie

GPS coordinates: 39.95210,-75.15850

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:02