Chinatown isn’t the only hurdle facing a Sixers arena on Market Street. SEPTA sent the team back to the drawing board after seeing how the proposal would affect its second-busiest station.

As a Council member, Mayor Kenney led the charge against developers who hogged the sidewalks. But his record as mayor has been spotty.

A developer has done a first-rate job renovating the long-vacant eyesore. But it's still worth asking whether the city could have gotten a better deal.

Philadelphia can preserve the architectural treasure while also repairing the historic wrongs associated with police misconduct and urban renewal.

Philadelphia has resisted the trend, but the 2020 Parkway encampment forced the city to reconsider the low-cost housing option.

"Save the Meadows" groups want to scrap the renovation plan. But without some intervention, FDR Park will cease to exist as a usable park.

But you'll have to descend underground to see it.

The 21st-century version of the highway is turning out to be bigger and more intrusive than the original, 20th-century design.

The owner of the famous house wants to build a backyard cottage known as an ADU to house his multigenerational family.

PHA could add hundreds of new units to its portfolio at its 12-acre West Park site, but only if it reconsiders the Clinton-era approach to public housing.

It's rare to see a religious group build an ambitious new design at a time that so many churches and synagogues are selling off their magnificent buildings.

After being closed for two years, children of all ages were finally able to return to the beloved Smith Playhouse on Saturday.

The proposal is a startling throwback to an older, discredited way of thinking about cities.

Because Philadelphia’s premier hospital district has prioritized easy car access, it has been slow to create public spaces where essential workers can go to decompress.

Coming up with the rules for an entirely new building type, especially one that can be as big as a tractor trailer, is no simple task.