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4,000 people showed up outside Philadelphia City Hall to protest a new basketball arena by Gensler in Philadelphia’s Chinatown
Garden State Rates

Sixers scout sites in New Jersey for new stadium amid public outcries against Gensler’s 76 Place

Penn State University’s Palmer Museum of Art by Allied Works
Quaker City Facades

Facades+ comes to Philadelphia on September 19

a close-up of the glass panels on the facade of the Jefferson Health Honickman Center in Philadelphia by Ennead
Taking Care

Ennead Architects covers a health facility in Philadelphia with “pleated” glass panels

aerial view of Float Lab
“In West Philadelphia, Born and Raised”

Float Lab by Höweler & Yoon to open on the Schuylkill River in October 2026

University of the Arts in Philadelphia
Philly Blues

University of the Arts in Philadelphia will close this June after years of financial difficulty

PoMo Revival

Lucito channels Frank Furness—and his influence on Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown—for a funky home reno in Philadelphia

interior of Angel Care pharmacy by Sergio Mannino
Colorful Care

Ettore Sottsass protégé Sergio Mannino brands bold, new-concept Philadelphia pharmacy Angel Care

exterior of signal hosue
Making the Missing Middle

Interface Studio Architects connects good architecture to good citizens

Patch Job

The Chinatown Stitch, an urban design project that would cap part of the Vine Street Expressway, moves forward in Philadelphia

Crunching the Numbers

In Philadelphia, new 76ers arena could cost Pennsylvanians $1 billion in lost tax revenue, study finds

Split and Set

Leong Leong delivers an elevated, arts-oriented apartment building for Ray Philly

It’s Not All Fun and Games

AN looks back at this year’s biggest architecture controversies

It’s (Not) Always Sunny

Anti-gentrification Philadelphia activists rented an airplane for an Eagle’s game to send 76 Place’s developers a message

Bigger than Basketball

Philadelphia community organizers, tenant activists, and faith leaders hold protest against 76 Place by Gensler and 76 DevCo.

Pen(n)cil’s Down

Penn’s Landing, Philadelphia’s new waterfront park by Hargreaves Jones and KieranTimberlake, broke ground

Pocket-sized Paris

Philadelphia announces National/Frontier as the development team reimagining two sites along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway

Allow Me to Retort

Gensler responds to Design Advocacy Group’s open letter about new Philadelphia 76ers stadium and development

Heating Up

Philadelphia architects and building industry professionals come out against 76ers’ stadium plan by Gensler

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