The Philadelphia Business Journal published an article on April 4th detailing development projects in the pipeline for Upper Merion. A few of these projects are closer to West Conshohocken than the King of Prussia Mall. These include:

• An approved plan for 300 apartments at 2901 Renaissance Boulevard, near Gulph Mill Golf Club and the Hughes Park SEPTA Station (the Norristown High-Speed Line). This is shown in a rendering above on the left.
• A 163,800 square foot, four-story commercial lab building at 2501 Renaissance Boulevard on the Discovery Labs campus.
• On the former GSK campus (which has a small portion in West Conshohocken), Innovation 511 would include 1.7 million square feet of lab, cGMP manufacturing, and office space comprised of 10 buildings. A portion of this is shown in the rendering on the top right.
• On the former GSK campus (which has a small portion in West Conshohocken), Innovation 611 includes five buildings totaling one million square feet with uses similar to Innovation 511.
• There is a plan to construct a 150,000-square-foot warehouse with 36-foot clear-height ceilings and 29 docks at 446, 456, and 588 Swedeland Road.

You can read the entire article here. The first four development projects fall within the Discovery Labs’ City of Science.

Images: Discovery Labs