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Chestnut Square groundbreaking Tuesday at Drexel

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.

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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

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
  • Monday: Kahn in Rome @ Architectural Archives
  • Tuesday: Visibly Invisible with Thaddeus Squire @ UArts
  • Wednesday: Scott Gabriel Knowles: “The Disaster Experts, Mastering Risk in Modern America” @ Penn Book Store
  • Thursday: Paula Scher @ PennDesign
  • Thursday: Re-imagining Urban Highways @ Academy of Natural Sciences
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    Carpenter Square development, School District sets prices for 12 schools as audit reveals trouble, PHA built without variance, strange slabs on Front Street, Divine Lorraine in pictures

    Carpenter Square development, School District sets prices for 12 schools as audit reveals trouble, PHA built without variance, strange slabs on Front Street, Divine Lorraine in pictures
  • Carpenter Square in Southwest Center City moves forward
  • 12 schools for sale, audit reveals deep trouble for School District
  • PHA built without its zoning settled, now what?
  • Why have slabs of curb sat on Front Street for a year?
  • Inside Divine Lorraine
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    February 13-17: whyilovephilly, high tunnels, Ignite Philly 9, DuBois and Design

    February 13-17: whyilovephilly, high tunnels, Ignite Philly 9, DuBois and Design
  • Monday: #whyilovephilly party 2.0
  • Wednesday: High Tunnels
  • Thursday: Ignite Philly 9
  • Friday: DuBois and Design
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    Feds fund deeper Delaware, Walnut Street Bridge construction starts, boxing back at Blue Horizon, Philly Hometown Media could start news venture, Soul Train today

    Feds fund deeper Delaware, Walnut Street Bridge construction starts, boxing back at Blue Horizon, Philly Hometown Media could start news venture, Soul Train today
  • Obama budget includes $31 million for deepening the Delaware
  • Walnut Street Bridge construction begins today
  • Could boxing return to the Blue Horizon?
  • Blatstein and Philly Hometown Media may start own news enterprise
  • Soul Train dance line today at 4pm
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    Headstones in The Woodlands vandalized

    Headstones in The Woodlands vandalized

    Vandals toppled and broke about 25 headstones in The Woodlands, and repairing the damage will cost about $15,000.

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    Super Sunday 2/5: Green Philly, Dickens’ 200th birthday, films with Megawords

    Super Sunday 2/5: Green Philly, Dickens’ 200th birthday, films with Megawords

    This Sunday isn’t just about the Super Bowl:

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    Lower South and West Park district plan presentations

    Lower South and West Park district plan presentations

    Interested in seeing the Broad Street line extended to the Navy Yard or light rail in the Centennial District? Redevelopment of the Naval Hospital Site or commercial development on Lancaster Avenue? The Planning Commission is presenting its district-level plans for the Lower South and West Park districts on 1/31.

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    January 30-February 3: Preservation economics, Megaprojects forum, Janette Sadik-Khan, Ed Bacon student design competition, South Philly street design, political gridlock and transportation

    January 30-February 3: Preservation economics, Megaprojects forum, Janette Sadik-Khan, Ed Bacon student design competition, South Philly street design, political gridlock and transportation
  • Monday: Donovan Rypkema on preservation economics @ Ethical Society
  • Tuesday: Megaprojects Forum @ Annenberg Center
  • Wednesday: Edmund Bacon Prize and Student Design Competition @ Center for Architecture
  • Wednesday: Safe Streets for Healthy Neighborhoods @ Guerin Rec Center
  • Thursday: Transportation in a time of Political Gridlock @ National Constitution Center
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    Penn’s new High Bay Lab home for super-sensitive telescope

    Penn’s new High Bay Lab home for super-sensitive telescope

    Penn’s new High Bay Lab at 31st and Walnut gives scientists room build huge tools, like a super-sensitive telescope that is sent into the atmosphere to measure data about the stars.

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