Carolyn O’Halloran, in Savvy Main Line, reports two Main Line refreshes designed to keep the commercial-residential scene vivid and growing.

Coulter Place is a $100-million upscale apartment/retail complex that replaces a former Urban Outfitters site.

The mixed-use project is a joint venture between Suburban Square owner Kimko Realty and Bozzuto Group, a Maryland home- and apartment-building firm.

Coulter Place residents will bask in amenities such as a pool, outdoor courtyard, a game room, and well-appointed lounge.

The structure’s street-level tenants will be retailers and perhaps a restaurant with outdoor seating.

Coulter Place is one of two current Montgomery County projects for Bozzuto; the second is a 270-unit structure in Bala Cynwyd.

On the dining scene, Garrett Hill — a Bryn Mawr neighborhood — is getting Exit 13 Gastrobar.

It’s taking the spot of the former Garrett Hill Pizza and retaining its DNA; Luciano Di Felice, Exit 13 owner-operator, is the son of the pizzeria’s original proprietors.

He’s gutted the former restaurant, created airiness by eliminating a second floor, and installed openable garage doors to add a seasonal alfresco feel.

“I didn’t want to give up on this building,” Di Felice said, referring to his former tie to it.

More on the commercial changes to the Main Line is at Savvy Main Line.

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Suburban Square walking tour.