The City Of Neighborhoods, For Better Or Worse
A look at the decentralized state of affairs in Center City, Live Nation announces plans for reuse of Fishtown factory, and distressed parkers fight South Philly proposal > more
A Golden Glow For The Inquirer’s Saffron
Yesterday, the Pulitzer Prize board announced its 2014 winners. After 15 years with a watchful eye on Philadelphia's built environment, the Inquirer's Inga Saffron won journalism's highest award for criticism > more
Talks With Juggernauts: Golden, Updike At Free Library For Mural Arts @ 30
Inga Saffron's latest takedown has the Mural Arts Program back in the middle of current public discourse. But it's no skin off the nose of the community-engagement juggernaut, as a full schedule of events marks their 30th anniversary, including this evening's book discussion at the Free Library > more
Fairmount Park, Forsaken Yet Not Abandoned
Exploring the reused wilds of the city’s vast park, some suggestions for One Riverside project, and University City’s Project Rehab improving the real estate market > more
Bacon, Greenberger, And Beyond: Talking Philadelphia Planning Tonight
With a star studded lineup, Next City will this evening bring Ed Bacon back to the fore with a discussion titled "Revisiting Ed Bacon’s Legacy > more
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