Urbanism Op-Ed: It’s Time to Rethink SEPTA Options for Contemporary Commuter Connectivity The King of Prussia rail line project has officially been put on pause. In this opinion piece, Ed Duffy renews his call for SEPTA to reopen two abandoned commuter stations in the city
Preservation Op-Ed: Honor Black History All Year Long Through Historic Preservation Christopher R. Rogers details efforts to save the Henry O. Tanner House in this call to preserve African American landmarks in Philadelphia
Preservation Op-Ed: Saving the Town that Asbestos Built Michael Frost makes the case for preserving historic Ambler amid a development boom
City Life Op-Ed: Let’s LeCount Taney Out Neighborhood advocates make the case for changing a street name honoring a white supremacist to one celebrating a local African American abolitionist
Preservation Op-Ed: Don’t Let Temporary Monument Overshadow Neglected Black History in Philly Keshler Thibert applauds the arrival of the traveling Harriet Tubman memorial at City Hall, but says it shouldn’t distract us from saving local African American landmarks
Preservation Op-Ed: Save the Roundhouse! Philadelphia’s finest example of Brutalist architecture faces an uncertain future. It deserves a second life
Preservation Op-Ed: Philadelphia Gas Works Buildings Must Be Preserved for the Public Good Historic preservation champion Oscar Beisert explains the cultural value of protecting Philly’s industrial heritage and why we should save “Church Row”
Preservation Op-Ed: It’s Not All Bad. Saved Buildings of 2020 In this editorial, Paul Steinke, executive director of the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia, spotlights nine historic preservation victories in 2020
