Philly Bricks

Philadelphia's City Hall is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. And just a few meters shy of the Washington Mo...

The west portal to City Hall, Dilworth Plaza, has been reinvented as Dilworth Park. Despite critical opinion, the public has spoken: new is ...

While the corporate trainwreck that redefined city skylines across the world grinds into second gear (kind of like the theme from Friends f...

I am all for a crackdown on Wall Street. However Wall Street is 100 miles northeast of our nearly bankrupt City Hall, which is why it's ...

A brisk leisurely stroll through Center City down an eerily quiet West Market Street on a Saturday night past our empty, and often reviled, ...

It's difficult to look at the Residences at the Ritz and picture the charred remains of One Meridian Plaza that loomed over Dilworth Pl...

After three days of polls and blogsters painted Managing Director Richard Negrin Grinch-green for doing his job, Mayor Nutter has stepped in...

In its third year, Dilworth Plaza's German style Christmas Village is gracing the west side of City Hall. After receiving several compl...

The Rothschild Building at 12-14 South Broad Street once stood at the current site of Dilworth Plaza. It was demolished for the expansion of...

Once in the middle of Dilworth Plaza, on the corner of West Market Street and a now defunct portion of South Broad Street at 2 South Broad w...

Maybe the local NIMBYs should be having bake sales to raise the very few thousands of dollars it would cost to update their playground equ...

I'm glad to see this is actually moving forward, and while I don't think it's the best design or the best use of $50M, I don...

Is the Dilworth Plaza redesign really that great, or does it look so good because it's clean? Renderings often conceal bad design, espec...