Will Midtown Village leave the Gayborhood behind? As the neighborhood grows and changes, some worry about a loss of identity ...

A beginner’s guide to Philly modernism The architects and structures that shaped Philadelphia—and the fate of their legacy ...

Rittenhouse Square’s long-anticipated luxury tower, The Laurel is plugging along ahead of schedule, and just sold 25 percent of its condos. The 48-story building, which only broke ground last fall, is ...

New York-based artist Jake Berman wants cities to start examining ways to bring their public transit systems into the future—by looking at the past. And for Philly, that means an oft-forgotten ...

Once a "seedy" place, owners hope for The Parker’s revival with new renovations and an opening date this spring.

There’s so much to see and do in Philly, but we get it: Sometimes you just need to get away. Good thing there are plenty of charming small towns scattered within two hours of the city that make for ...

Louis Kahn was a man of many talents: a gifted artist. A playful pianist. And in the words of Philip Johnson, one of the most influential and “beloved architects of all time.” Frank Gehry, speaking ...

Throughout his career, Kahn had many concepts that never broke ground. Chief among them were his grand and utopian visions for his hometown, the city of Philadelphia.

The end of the holiday season can be a real bummer. But it’s a new year, Philly, and with that comes plenty of exciting and game-changing things to look forward to in 2018.

Every aspect of living in Philadelphia, for people who care about their city, their streets, and their homes.

There was no shortage of things to talk about this year regarding Philly’s design, development, and growth. Cranes were a regular sight along the city’s skyline. Towers broke ground and topped off.

A big, abandoned warehouse and an adjacent vacant lot in North Philly are going to look very different come 2019, when Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School opens up its doors at 17th and West Allegheny ...