Philly Bricks

In what wasn't one of his ugliest projects, Carl Dranoff's 777 South Broad is finally open on South Broad Street. Anyone who has d...

Who killed Market East? Well let's take a look at the big box, discount department stores that typically provide the scapegoat for the d...

For those of you who don't remember Inga Saffron's 2007 critique of Symphony House, she basically said that Carl Dranoff took and o...

Blatstein's been a buzz this week in Philly's blogosphere. Most of the ink is over the typical shenanigans that make developing anyt...

Philadelphia - historic as it may be - has always functioned as a working city and as a result, has no inherently true "historic distri...

Willis Hale's legacy in Philadelphia is often as macabre as his architecture. With the eerie Divine Lorraine, once home to the Interna...

Field Operations and James Corner, who designed New York's High Line, have released the initial rendering for the redevelopment of the R...