The Art Commission will evaluate the renderings for “The Three Clans,” by Donald Lipski

Imagining the future of retail stretch through Fishtown, NKCDC seeks an identity to balance old and new and low cost improvements to put ideas immediately to work

Neighbors appeal Zoning Board of Adjustment ruling in bid to save the monumental banks at Front and Norris and keep the site commercial

A “thematic” historic district covering 48 commercial and industrial buildings in Kensington is the start of an effort to turn the Workshop of the World into an asset for the future

If we want buildings like Buck Hosiery to be assets rather than catastrophic liabilities then we need to create preservation tools for workplaces, mills, and factories. With another historically important mill sitting vulnerable across the street, the imperative is now, says Nathaniel Popkin

Under the El in Kensington, the owners of the former Thomas Buck Hosiery, one of the last great mills, fail to protect their property–or pay their taxes

Urban agriculture needs to be tied to broader strategies of economic development, says Ariel Diliberto in her review of the film “Urban Roots”

With a hotel, theater, market, and new shops and restaurants coming, are the days of drag racing and short dumping over? We survey the scene and talk to some of the developers and observers close to the action