Architecture Sacré Bleu! Mount Airy’s French Village is Magical An enchanting enclave in Northwest Philly brings Normandy to the Delaware Valley
Architecture Lights, Camera, Abington: Hooray for Hollywood, Pennsylvania! Stacia Friedman introduces us to a charming little enclave in Montgomery County built to resemble Tinseltown in the 1920s
Architecture Finding Frank Furness in Northeast Philadelphia Three forgotten buildings reveal rich architectural history in Fox Chase, Torresdale, and Frankford
Architecture War Memorial on the Main Line a Celebration for the Ages Stacia Friedman pays tribute to a magnificent castle in Montgomery County
Architecture Living Large on the Delaware River Stacia Friedman gives us a tour of two opulent estates in Northeast Philadelphia
Architecture Philip H. Johnson: The Architect That Swindled the City The architecture of Philip H. Johnson is as deeply ingrained in our cityscape as his hands were in the City’s coffers at the turn of the 20th century. Discover how the brother-in-law of a political boss became Philadelphia’s “architect in perpetuity”
Architecture Je t’aime, Jawn Française! New Book Explores Philly’s Inner Francophile In celebration of Bastille Day, Kimberly Haas takes a look at Philadelphia’s long infatuation with French design
Architecture An Architectural Aria in Rittenhouse Square Dazzles from Within At the Academy of Vocal Arts an interior designed by Furness and Hewitt gives voice to an exquisite space
