A beer garden with evening performances — ‘Culture on Tap’ — is coming to City Hall Courtyard. After that? It’s due for an overhaul, says Inga Saffron

When it was completed in 1893, Broad Street Station was the largest passenger terminal in the world

The train station at Broad and Market (just west of City Hall) was originally built in 1881, then expanded upon by architect Frank Furness. It was razed in 1953.

For the NYT, Inga Saffron reviews a book about legendary Philly architect Louis Kahn

Philly Art Museum begins sweeping starchitect-designed renovations

At a groundbreaking ceremony this morning, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said the project reflected the city’s diversity.

NJ DOT razed a historic Revolutionary War-era house in Camden without proper permits

FMC revealed: The story behind the letters on Philly’s newest skyscraper

Brace yourself for a mouthful.

7 Philly connections in the new Mormon Temple

You can visit the temple from August 10 to September 9.

The new Bjarke Ingels building at the Navy Yard and its trippy atrium

Not just ruin porn: How three Philly artists are exploring blight

“All my work is very much environmentally focused, and my environment just happens to be Philadelphia.” says one artist.

The story behind Philly’s iconic PSFS building, our OG skyscraper

The notable institution would be celebrating its 200th anniversary this year — if it hadn’t been forcibly (and, many believe, wrongfully) shut down by the feds.

The great Philly roofdeck boom: What’s open now, what’s coming soon

Compared to its peers, Philadelphia is a rooftop bar wasteland — but that may be about to change.