At the corner of 9th and Bainbridge Streets, just a few steps away from Chapterhouse, construction on two homes is moving along nicely. The home on the corner was a source of controversy when it was initially proposed, as it was to cover the “Autumn” mural, by David Guinn. Now, as

The folks at Flying Kite Media have a novel idea: reactivate long abandoned storefronts by occupying said locations for 90 days, and using the space as a media hub and art gallery before moving on to another space for another 90 days. Their goal is to shine a light on spaces in

Years ago, when the Southwark towers were still standing, we don't imagine any private developers would have thought for a moment about the tiny 1000 block of S Reese St., running between Carpenter Street and Washington Avenue, just west of 5th Street. In the ten years since those towers were

According to Michael Klein, Growlers will be opening at 736 S 8th St. at some point toward the end of the summer. This address, at the southwest corner of 8th and Fitzwater Streets, was home to Vesuvio for years, and home to a concept called Little Bar for what seemed

As we've covered before, the line between the southern end of Mantua and the northern end of the Drexel's campus has begun to blur in recent years. More and more, older buildings are redeveloped and new buildings are constructed on Spring Garden St., Haverford Ave., and others, to house the

If you happen upon 1624 S. 2nd St., you'll see a little empty lot among a number of fairly well maintained, three story homes. This lot seems to be used as a little garden, and at the very least is one of the more innocuous patches of vacant land we've

Last week, we told you about plans to construct a large building on the 1200 block of Buttonwood Street, next door to the most excellent Prohibition Taproom. Well, it seems like the development spirit is alive and well on this block, as we have news today about another development that's

In the winter, we gave you a sneak peek at Fitz4, a bold new development from Metro Impact, coming eventually to the Graduate Hospital neighborhood. At the time, we pulled some preliminary renderings off of the developer's Facebook page, just to give you an idea of the creative architecture that

As you've surely noticed over the last decade, Wawa has been making a steady trek away from the corner store model that we've come to know and love over the years, and toward a suburban concept, including the sale of reasonably priced gasoline. While that's well and good for our parents

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