Today is Reading Terminal Market’s 120th anniversary and, far from ossifying into old age, the market has a major renovation project underway.
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Planning Commission supports YWCA redevelopment, hears about Blue Horizon and sign controls; Umbria Village’s new name; Grubb & Ellis bankrupt; area home sales up
Chestnut Square groundbreaking Tuesday at Drexel
Tuesday evening, Drexel University will officially break ground on a $97.6 million mixed-use development on Chestnut Street that will house 869 students and 11 retail tenants.
Biogas-to-energy facility for PWD plant in Bridesburg
The Water Department awarded $47.5 million to a Massachusetts firm to develop a facility at the Northeast Water Pollution Control Plant in Bridesburg to help heat and power the plant by using methane produced on site.
Beautiful Streets: How do you define streetscape beauty?
Beautiful Streets is a new project aiming to collect data about why certain blocks are more attractive than others, and 200 Philly blocks are the test cases.
Regulating signs in the city, land bank gaining traction, sewage treatment plant as bird habitat, fuel costs and refinery closures
February 20-24: Kahn in Rome, Thaddeus Squire at Visibly Invisible, Scott Gabriel Knowles on risk and disaster, Paula Scher on design, Grid Alive, reimagining urban highways
Happy President’s Day 2012: Divination of Washington, ownership of Philly’s transit infrastructure, city’s hotel demand, Independence Hall clock tower rings again, debating PGW sale
Frankford Central United Methodist Church demolition imminent
The Frankford Central United Methodist Church’s days are numbered as the city plans for its demolition.
February 17-20: ‘Force of Nature,’ Independence Hall tower ceremony, Freedom Bound, President’s Day Celebration
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