An architectural ground-level plan for the One Pennsylvania Plaza development in Philadelphia, dated 2002.

This architectural plan, dated April 2002, represents a proposal for the ground level of One Pennsylvania Plaza in Philadelphia. While Edna Andrade is widely recognised for her geometric abstraction and Op Art paintings, her background included formal training in architecture and design. This document reflects the precision and structural clarity inherent in her broader practice. The drawing provides a top-down view of the site, detailing the spatial arrangement of the lobby, exterior plazas, and surrounding street grid. The composition uses a controlled palette of muted blues, soft reds, and neutral tones to distinguish between functional zones. The layout includes a central circular feature, pedestrian pathways, and landscaped areas, all rendered with the technical rigour expected of a professional architectural submission. The inclusion of the Liberty Property Trust branding and the attribution to Robert A.M. Stern Architects situates the work within the context of early 21st-century urban development in Philadelphia. Andrade's involvement in such projects demonstrates the intersection of her artistic sensibilities with the practical requirements of urban planning. The drawing functions as a technical record of a specific moment in the city's architectural history. The clean lines and systematic organisation of space reveal an analytical approach to form, which is consistent with her career-long interest in the relationship between geometry and perception. This print offers a view into the intersection of fine art and structural design, capturing the methodical planning process behind a major metropolitan project.