Philly Bricks
A Playful Look at Architectural Nonsense
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Somewhere, Gloria Steinem Weeps
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Whether you're conservative or liberal, religious or secular, if you've been on Facebook - or just online - in the past week, you ...
Monday, June 30, 2014
Philadelphia's Acropolis
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By now you're likely aware that world renowned starchitect, Frank Gehry has proposed carving out about one sixth of the iconic steps ...
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Thursday, June 26, 2014
Pier 68 and Beyond
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Following the success of the Race Street Pier, the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation has honed in on its industrial relics much the way ...
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
American Heritage Trail: Spruce Street
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Philadelphia is home to some of the nation's most continuous avenues of architectural heritage. Elfreth's Alley comes to mind, of co...
Widening I-95
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What does a government do when presented with more than $400M in Federal and State money? Head for the trough, of course. And that is exactl...
Hotel at Big Brothers Big Sisters Headquarters?
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Once home to a film company, 238 North 13th Street is known to most Philadelphians as the former national office for Big Brothers Big Sist...
Monday, June 23, 2014
Philadelphia's Growth and the Fate of Our Suburbs
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Brookings Institution's William Frey recently collated census data to compare the growth of the country's 51 largest metropolitan a...
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