Arsenal Campus
210,000 SQ. FT. OF
INDUSTRIAL LOFT
BUILDINGS
5 MULTI-STORY LOFT BUILDINGS
ENCOMPASSING 208,000 SQ. FT.
Loading Dock
Freight Elevator
1 GUARDHOUSE
CONVERTED INTO
1,700 SQ. FT. OF
RETAIL SPACE
Workspace
HIGH-Caliber Workspace
The Arsenal’s flexible layouts are perfect for local businesses that want to combine high-quality creative office space with production, distribution, or showroom services under one affordable roof. Featuring high ceilings, concrete floors, expansive windows, and industrial architecture, tenants can customize their space to suit their needs.
Lease This SpaceFlexible Layouts Built For:
CREATIVE OFFICE
Showroom
Urban Manufacturing
Speciality Distribution
Guard House Café
ACTIVATING The
Community
The Guardhouse Café is operated by locally renowned chef, Khoran Horn.
HISTORY
Home to dynamic
HISTORY
Established in 1816, The Arsenal served as a staple to the industry and economy not just of Philadelphia—but of the entire country.
Once the center of U.S. military ammunition design and development, the space was a pivotal player in the Civil War, World War I and II, and the Vietnam War. The people who worked within these walls were artisans, engineers, physicists, inventors, and innovators. They did more than make ammunition, they made history.
POSITION
Engineer
A pioneer for African-American and women engineers, Yvonne launched her career at Frankford Arsenal.
Yvone Clark
POSITION
Maker
Alfreda helped break the color line during WWII as an ammunition and uniform maker at Frankford Arsenal.
Alfreda Macon
POSITION
Physicist
Herbert Fusfeld was a physicist studying the internal friction of metals.
Herbert Fusfeld
POSITION
Military
age 21, shown inspecting end of 40mm artillery cartridge case at Frankford Arsenal. ca. 1941
Bertha Stallworth
LOCATION
