Lots of people mistook the Philly skyline for NYC or Chicago

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Philly is bleeding green

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A House of Our Own bookstore and two other West Philly buildings now have historic protection status thanks to a 23-year-old Penn student

Philly has no official list of historic properties worth saving. We should, says the Kenney-appointed Preservation Task Force

Masonry magazine calls Philadelphia City Hall ‘an American Treasure’

A video about Spring Garden School’s revitalization is up for a national AIA award — today’s the last day to vote (no login required)

Architecture enthusiasts: Here’s what’s happening at Design Philadelphia this year

Renowned architect Robert Venturi — who with his wife designed Franklin Square and other Philly landmarks — has passed away

The ‘best of modern design’ is actually an over-priced garden tool shed located in Fairmount Park

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Master floral designer Jeff Leatham will bring his signature style to the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at the Comcast Technology Center 🌼

Where to find 11 whimsical buildings by Philly architect Frank Furness

Whether you call it ‘The Mondrian House’ or ‘The Lego House,’ there’s a great story behind this Queen Village gem

Naturally Philly

For migrating birds, the Philly skyline can be deadly

Collisions led to 1,000 deaths a year in a single two-block radius, one study found.

SEPTA Key

The new turnstiles being installed so Regional Rail riders can use SEPTA Key are an aesthetic and accessibility nightmare, says Inga Saffron

The new Comcast Technology Center looks kind of like a zipper in the sky

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Comcast Technology Center out there looking like a zipper the sky (thanks to the reader who submitted this pic!) #phillyskyline #comcast2 #billypenngram

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Neighborhoods

Hidden City explores the ‘wild, wonderful world’ of South Philly window displays

The Phillies are building a ring of metal pillars around Citizens Bank Park as defense against a possible terror attack

SEPTA’s curvy metal benches at 8th Street Station are an early example of what’s being labeled ‘hostile architecture’ — furniture designed to discourage lingering

Inquirer architecture critic Inga Saffron on why Philly shouldn’t freak out over gentrification, our troubles with tangled titles and preservation and how we could easily handle Amazon

U.S. Bank Stadium, where Super Bowl LII takes place, is like a ‘crystal palace,’ per Inky architecture critic Inga Saffron