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Parsing the preservation record
The Inquirer’s Claudia Vargas recently sat down with Alan Greenberger, deputy mayor for economic development and commerce and executive director of…
September 24: Casino update | City tells 25K to file second-level tax appeal | Bike commuting on the rise | City Paper says SEPTA needs regional tax | Sign-makers liven up Brewerytown | Vote on Pa. artifacts
Hello Streeters! Here is what's making news this sunny Tuesday. Deputy Mayor Alan Greenberger will present the Nutter administration's preference for…
March 20: Council talks tax delinquency | South Star Lofts | Alan Greenberger Q&A | Franklin museum setbacks | #PassyunkProud
Good morning, Streeters. Today is the first official day of spring, and you know what that means: Free water ice from Rita’s…
Parks & Rec budget shift | Planning Commission supports Norris Square rezoning | townhouses for Rivers Edge | Mercy Street gardening | Grand Jury looks at Buck fire | SEPTA's nerve center | Moyer rules
Worm's Eye View | Rob Lybeck, Eyes on the Street Flickr groupWill the Department of Parks & Recreation see $8…
The First Ten Years of the Design Advocacy Group of Philadelphia [DAGspace]
The First Ten Years of the Design Advocacy Group of Philadelphia By Elise Vider In late 2001, a group of…
Grappling with preservation in Overbrook Farms
What the heck is going on with the Overbrook Farms Historic District? Everything and nothing, apparently. The Historical Commission has been…
Waterfront zoning overlay drafted, debating Overbrook Farms' historic districting, Keith Haring in Point Breeze, PA considers green building legislation, onward Navy Yard boomtown
Promenade | Flickr user phillytrax, Eyes on the Street flickr groupThe Master Plan for the Central Delaware could get new…
January 30-February 3: Preservation economics, Megaprojects forum, Janette Sadik-Khan, Ed Bacon student design competition, South Philly street design, political gridlock and transportation
Donovan Rypkema on Economics of Historic Preservation, Home and Abroad Monday, January 30, 8-9pm. The Ethical Society of Philadelphia, 1906 S.…
Whither the Reading Viaduct wrapped in the Callowhill NID?
I was surprised to hear City Council unanimously vote in favor of the Callowhill Reading Viaduct Neighborhood Improvement District on Thursday.…
Philadelphia's New Day
I got up before dawn on Wednesday to visit Harvard’s Graduate School of Design for a panel called The Philadelphia Story:…
November 14-18: Slow Food tasting, community garden class, Reading Viaduct talk, Cities Under Siege, Charlie Chan in Egypt
Snail of Approval Tastings Monday, November 14, 7-9pm. Reading Terminal Market, 12th and Filbert streets. Slow Food Philly celebrates its first…
Combat Zoning Fatigue: Dig In
In May 2007, 80% of Philadelphia voters supported zoning reform. That vote kicked off four years of hard work, culminating in…
This Week: September 19-23
Beth Shalom Synagogue Sanctuary | flickr user SpecialKRB, Creative CommonsLawrence Susskind Monday, September 19, 6pm. PennDesign, 210 S. 34th Street,…
