Architecture Navy Yard: Contemporary Architecture, But Will It Add Up? (Part II) What’s been built, what’s in the works, and what’s on the boards. Contributor Jason Lempieri sizes up new corporate architecture at the Navy Yard
Architecture Erdy McHenry, Digsau Take Top Honors At 2013 AIA Design Excellence Celebration The annual AIA Design Excellent Awards were handed out to this year’s winners last night, appropriately enough in the PSFS Building. Erdy McHenry and DIGSAU took top honors
Architecture Elegant Complexity At Cira South The 30 story Grove at Cira South, a residential tower under construction at 30th and Chestnut, ably negotiates its site, users, and the city itself. Brad Maule and Nathaniel Popkin talk to the developer and the architects about their ideas for the ambitious building
Architecture Begin The Begin Is this the year for inventive and elevating art and architecture? Nathaniel Popkin finds a sign in a Mummers Parade breakthrough
Architecture Furness Rising A century after his death the expressive architecture of Frank Furness is broadening the Philadelphia narrative and expanding our sense of what contemporary architecture can be, says George Thomas, the driving force behind Frank Furness 2012
Architecture Hotel Marks Surge Of Navy Yard Investment A slew of commercial real estate development, infrastructure, transit, and a new master plan coming as the “highly customized”–and strikingly contemporary–Marriott breaks ground
Architecture Into The Frontier The possible is starting to feel real at the Navy Yard, where commercial development, infrastructure, and yes, transit, seem to be moving forward
Architecture Drexel’s New Face Brutalism made fertile, says Stephen Stofka about Drexel University’s new Papdakis Integrated Sciences Center, reviewed here
