Preservation Lost In The Shuffle: Finding Philly’s Displaced Soldiers In honor of Memorial Day, Mickey Herr tracks the reinterred remains of soldiers who fought in the American Revolution and Civil War from Washington Square to Palumbo Recreation Center to Old Swedes’ Church in South Philly
Art & Design Learning From Dilworth Park’s Water Magic Thérèse d’Auria Ryley examines how Philadelphia’s relationship with water fountains and rivers is redefining the way urban planners design public space
Art & Design The National Parks: America’s Best In Show To celebrate the National Park Service’s 100th anniversary, the Philadelphia Flower Show—its 188th—brings the country’s greatest natural treasures together under one roof. Park enthusiast Brad Maule laces up his boots and hits the Flower Show trail
Architecture Blue Roof, Green Space, New City With today’s opening of Cira Green, Brandywine Realty Trust adds a splash of green—and blue—to its growing neighborhood uniting Center City and University City. Brad Maule tours Philadelphia’s first elevated park
Urbanism Bridesburg, Riverfront Neighborhood Now With Riverfront Access With a land swap championed by Councilman Bobby Henon, Philadelphia gained a win-win scenario with the expansion of Dietz & Watson’s facilities and a new riverfront park. Plan Philly’s Jared Brey and Hidden City’s Brad Maule explore the future park in Bridesburg—the riverfront neighborhood which will finally have access to the riverfront
Art & Design Hawthorne Community Park Opens A sculpture by blacksmith Warren Holzman is an essential component of the brand-new Hawthorne Park.
Art & Design Dilworth Due To Begin After three years’ planning, work on the remake of Dilworth Plaza set to begin in December–or is it?
