When Power House Development started work at 1824 Diamond St. the company did not know the property was part of the Diamond Street Historic District. The careful infill project earned Power House one of its two Preservation Achievement Awards this year.
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Kimmel Center reno | Philly’s bandit sign crusader | spared Sheppard and Stanton could move | Foxwoods dead | PMN sale announcement | property reassessment scares Council | SEPTA rethinks transfers
Stanton and Sheppard spared from closure | public property ad balance | Philadelphia Media Network sale imminent | minority contracting failings | Franklin Square’s new addition
NoLibs development picks up | Ninth National Bank a goner | Airport expansion deal | Philly’s parks are tops
Suitors for the Divine Lorraine | PA’s high marks for green jobs | art on wheels | school closings and architectural history | bike sharing in Philly
Is City maneuvering on Divine Lorraine with violations?
The Divine Lorraine was posted with Notices of Violation yesterday. Is this part of bigger a strategy to pressure the building’s current owners to transfer the building?
Developer dreams on an artsy future for old school at Spring Garden and Broad
Developer Eric Blumenfeld is buying the former Thaddeus Stevens School of Practice on Spring Garden at Broad, hoping to breathe new life into the building through arts and residential uses.












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