Glackin Thomas Panzak’s plan for the 55 acre Harriton Farm property wove seven historic buildings seamlessly into the new development of 28 single-family homes. By experimenting with innovative storm water methods, the project serves as an example of how storm water controls can be turned into both visual and environmental assets. With the design of a significant open space system that preserves the most sensitive site features, the community is presented with a plan that has minimal impact on what is a very important property in Lower Merion’s heritage.
