Oh, that glorious Beury Building. Perhaps as famous for its suggestive graffiti as it is for its gorgeous Art Deco design, we checked in earlier this year at 3701 N. Broad St., where things were in motion for a triumphant return for a building that had seen much better days.

The East Poplar neighborhood is one that has started to see its share of projects, with most sitting around the southern or western edges. However, right smack dab in the middle of the neighborhood, there's a project on an empty lot that looks like it'll be starting any day now,

Call us biased, but we believe Old City to be one of the more interesting neighborhoods in the city. While some may groan at the quaintness of Benjamin Franklin impersonators or get annoyed by the groups of tourists (that have thankfully made their return), it is undeniable how the layers

The PECO substation at 538 Federal St. has stood proudly for decade after decade, though most recently all that standing has been without much action on the inside. After first checking out the building way back in 2011 (also known as the last time the Phillies were any good), we

Today we are wrapping up the inaugural Naked Philly's RACP Funding Top Ten Countdown, after giving you the 6th through 10th ranked RACP-funded projects in the city earlier this week. Our journey today finds us back at some very familiar places, so let's dive in.

5. River Trail and Marginal Wharf

The old reliable grid of Philadelphia's street layout is pretty constant throughout much of downtown, with William Penn's famous design still readily apparent today. However, things go a little sideways (pun intended) where Fishtown breaks off at a 45-degree angle to the northeast, creating a series of diagonal lots as

Every year, the Pennsylvania's Office of the Budget releases news about its Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP). RACP funds are issued by the state to help with the "acquisition and construction of regional economic, cultural, civic, recreational, and historical improvement projects," perhaps more bluntly stated as "free development money." The

South Street has long been one of the key entertainment districts in the entire city, with a long history as a cultural hotbed. Things haven't been all hunky-dory for this stretch lately, with key vacancies, unfortunate fires, and even more unfortunate issues with violence taking away some of the shine

As we've been spending more time than usual in Society Hill of late, we've been increasingly drawn in by the current state of Foglietta Plaza, which sits immediately east of the Society Hill Towers and immediately west of the ever-popular Spruce Street Harbor Park as it straddles I-95. Currently an

Society Hill is an area of the city that has remained remarkably stubborn in the face of the recent wave of development that has taken to just about every corner of the city. A lack of large development parcels combined with a push to limit height has led to few