Both feel at one with the outdoors.

History and artistry meet on the banks of Brandywine Creek.

Painting, sculpture, theater, music — you name it, the Philly area’s got it. Especially in these communities.

The workforce housing of its day, these stacked houses are as old as — and unique to — this city.

This latest go-round for the Grande Dame of Broad Street adds apartments to the mix.

Italy on the outside, Gilded Age on the inside, and built to entertain.

Great places to live close to some of the best nature preserves in the region.

The new building respects its elders while showing how much things have changed since the Sixties.

One of the region’s first middle-class suburbs takes pride in its past.

After being rehabbed nearly to death, a local interior design firm both revives and transforms this 19th-century townhouse’s soul.

Both buyers had an eye for architecture.

Built to entertain, built to last, and built so you can survive whatever the world throws at you.

The real deal about today’s revolutionary green technologies and how Philadelphians can deploy them at home.

Built by the father of Atomic Age design, this house is out of this world.

Fresh paint, a new bathroom and kitchen, lots of space and a convenient location.