The new office building at 155 Radnor off King of Prussia Road in Radnor will include landscaped grounds that have more than 250 trees, a seasonal micro farm, two-foot-tall wildflower meadows, and three rain gardens that will serve as a stormwater management system, writes Natalie Kostelni.for the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Brandywine Realty Trust enlisted Ballinger, a Philadelphia architectural firm, to design 155 Radnor.

The 145,000 square-foot building will be part of a new campus anchored by the University of Pennsylvania Health System.  It will also include a conference center, courtyards, patios and gaming areas.

Radnor officials signed off in October on the final subdivision plan for the campus. Part of the development includes Penn Medicine’s $200 million medical facility and a hotel.

This will be the first new office building to be constructed in Radnor in three decades and Brandywine, which is the dominant landlord in the office submarket, expects to pre-lease the bulk of it before breaking ground.

Brandywine has two other proposed office buildings in the in the suburbs;Metroplex Two in Plymouth Meeting and 650 Park Ave. in King of Prussia.

Read more about this micro farm and wild flower garden at 155 Radnor here.

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