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That's a Lot of Limestone

As of today, roughly 67,000 square feet of limestone has been pinned to the facade of LeBow’s new building. That’s more than 1.5
acres, or the same area as the entire 132-room White House. After months of construction, the addition of limestone has added a decidedly polished look to
the building.

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Our New Building Is So Hot

Drexel LeBow’s upward trajectory at 3200 Market Street has officially been rated “hot," further establishing the new structure as a vessel worthy of housing the future of business education in Philadelphia.
 
Hidden City Philadelphia, an organization devoted to exploring new additions to the urban landscape, has added the new LeBow College of Business building to its list of “hot” development projects.
 

Steel Framework for New Building Topped Out

For months now, local ironworkers have been constructing the steel framework that will support Drexel LeBow’s new home. In keeping with a buildings trade tradition, Drexel and Keating Building Co. held a topping out ceremony on Aug. 21, placing the final steel beam in place. Drexel faculty, staff, board members, students and alumni gathered alongside construction workers to sign the final beam, and they toasted with champagne as they watched a crane hoist it to its new home.

Have You Seen the Beam?

LeBow is pleased to announce that we have seen the final beam that will be laid atop our new building and home — and it bears a bright shade of Drexel yellow.

LeBow personnel were granted exclusive access to Samuel Grossi and Sons’ facilities in Bensalem, Pa., to witness the process that transforms raw structural steel into fabricated, construction-ready beams used to frame the new building being erected at 3200 Market Street.

Building LeBow: Cement is not Concrete

The first installment in a video series documenting the construction of
LeBow's new building on the 3200 block of Market Street.

Special thanks to:

Ernie Forlini — Owner, Action Supply Co. Inc.
Dean Melchiorre — Quality Control Manager, Action Supply Co. Inc.

(Filmed on location at Action Supply Company headquarters in Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania)