A neighborhood park at the southern gateway to Frankford becomes an active cog in the city’s stormwater management machine

The last major open air creek without surrounding green space in the city, the Frankford Creek is poised to be lined by a trail and park connecting the Tacony Creek Park, now under construction, and the Delaware River. A feasibility study for the project will begin in 2013

We check in on Mt. Airy BID’s latest project: rain barrels, decorated by local artists, that contribute splashes of color to businesses along the Germantown Ave commercial corridor

Questions–and high expectations–as this new-style infrastructure project moves through “proof of concept”

DIGSAU’s design meant to enhance the connection between the neighborhood and the waterfront

In 1928 city engineers completed an almost 50 year sewer engineering project that completely removed the Wingohocking Creek (among dozens of others). Adam Levine visits the sewer outlet in Juniata Park

That iconic grid? It was wrought from hill and lowland, wetland and forest, a process that created what was probably the world’s largest waffle

A NoLibs patch of grass known for its WWI statue will become a waterfront connector and ammunition in the city’s stormwater management arsenal