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Years Experiance
Completed Projects
Completed Project Value
Philadelphia Focused
Some Of Our Past Work
Development that works for neighborhoods, stakeholders, and long-term ownership.
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Pillar 15 Overview
Testimonials
“Archscale made it incredibly easy to create a professional portfolio that actually reflects the quality of our work.”
Thomas Tokachevic, Architect at Form
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Carlos Mendez, Founder of MZ
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Rina Davis, Freelance Interior Designer
“Clients often mention how polished our website looks. That first impression matters — and Archscale delivers.”
David Lin, Director at Lin & Partners
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Emily Hart, Landscape Architect
“Archscale strikes the perfect balance between minimalism and function. It lets our work speak for itself.”
Jonas Richter, Lead at Studio Nine
FAQ
Pillar 15 develops and repositions multifamily properties across Philadelphia. We focus on projects that need disciplined underwriting, clean execution, and a clear path from acquisition to completion.
We look for multifamily opportunities in Philadelphia, including value-add renovations, adaptive reuse, and ground-up development. If the deal makes sense on paper and fits the block, we’re interested.
We combine deep Philadelphia roots with a systems-driven operating style. That means conservative numbers, clear timelines, consistent communication, and execution standards that keep projects moving without unnecessary friction.
Yes. We work with brokers, sellers, and aligned partners who value professionalism and a clean process. If you have a deal that fits our focus, we move quickly and communicate clearly.
We communicate early, keep expectations clear, and run a tight operation during construction. The goal is simple. Respect the block, avoid surprises, and deliver a finished asset the neighborhood can live with long-term.
