A game-changing installation on Logan Square becomes an effective hinge between Center City and the Parkway and a powerful argument for enlivening our public spaces

Not since the creation of the gardens of Babylon in the first or second century BCE, has a city sough such delight (and the affirmation of engineering) in reflecting pools, jets, mist, tumbling water, and spray

With construction on a first phase of the Reading Viaduct park planned to begin next year, we invited the Center City District’s Paul Levy to give readers insight into the planning process, scope and costs. Don’t think of the project as a connector or trail, but instead as public space for a neighborhood without it–space with awesome views

First images of a transformed SEPTA spur from the landscape studio of Bryan Hanes

Street Department rejects pedestrian lighting, NKCDC designs its own illuminated history towers