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Legendary Roots: An Architect Pays Homage to an Icon in Chestnut Hill
Talk with Elie-Antoine Atallah—the principal of Studio of Metropolitan Design Architects—for any amount of time and it’s clear the man appreciates the history of his profession, […]
Still Bowling Alone
Increasingly, Americans are connecting in isolation. It may sound like an oxymoron, but it’s a truism of the 21st century. I’m not just talking about […]
Leave Ellen Alone
She’s one of the most popular daytime TV hosts ever. She has an enormous fan base, gives away over-the-top prizes and dances all the way […]
Architect, Developer Agree Things Are Looking Up Around Here
Today’s Philadelphia is a dramatically different city from the Philadelphia of 30, 20, 10, or even five years ago. It has an actual skyline now, […]
Main Line Monday: Mid-Century Gem Reconstructed by New York Architect
Entering through the home’s double doors you’ll note two things: 1) This might have worked just as well for a hypothetical Greater Philadelphia-set Mad Men scene. And 2) […]
Federico Babina Made Cool Illustrations By Mixing Popular Architects and Artwork
ArchDaily brought this visual treat to our attention and we love it: artist Federico Babina (whose work is frequently featured on the architecture website) recently […]
Building Collapse Architect Plato Marinakos Refusing to Produce Subpoenaed Documents
It has been four months since the tragic building collapse at 22nd and Market streets, where six people died and 13 more were injured. Several […]
Morning Roundup, MIA Salmon Edition
Now that the salmon are disappearing, what will your mom have broiled when she goes out to dinner? Farming is fun for the hipster set. […]
Ladies: It’s Better to Be Alone
Dear Monica, After reading your blog last week about why men settle, I thought it would only be fair if you wrote about why women […]
Leave Four Loko Alone
If you’re going to ban Four Loko, Red Bull and vodka—the drink of choice for the hard-partying set in my collegiate years—should be next, or actually, maybe first.
Leave Snooki’s Baby Alone
What the world needs now is … more hate? Vitriol has become so socially acceptable, so expected, that not only are we more tolerant to […]
Local Architect Publishes Adorable Children’s eBook Series
The Memoirs of Winthrop Little is an interactive children’ book series app dreamt up by Wayne resident and architect Jeffrey Martin. The story is written by an adorable teddy bear named Winthrop […]
How a Bucks County Landscape Architect Created a Sunroom in the Trees
David Fierabend, principal of Groundswell Design Group, the firm behind Spruce Street Harbor Park and Independence Beer Garden, brought his expertise as a landscape architect […]