Urban Planning

After four years of planning and fundraising, the Add B. Anderson school is getting a green space and play equipment to bring nature into the city.

It’s too soon to say how Washington Avenue will ultimately look, and what impact it will have on the neighborhoods surrounding it.

From FDR Park to Graffiti Pier, and the Floating Water Workshop to Cobbs Creek Golf Course, an update on big projects in the works.

Councilmember Cindy Bass wants to put a six-month moratorium on most building demolitions in her district. The move may be unprecedented.

Baltimore uses a local preservation tax credit to stabilize neighborhoods. Could the approach help Philadelphia?

City officials sparked outrage when they reversed course on a planned “road diet” for one of the city’s most dangerous thoroughfares.

The mayor says the neighborhood has been “neglected for decades and decades.” He says improvements will be noticeable within six months.

Steps from the Wayne Junction Station, at the southern border of Germantown, sits a large empty lot surrounded by the neighborhood’s industrial past and unfolding future.

A bill that passed in Philly City Council last week dramatically shifts the future of Ridge Avenue and Roxborough.

The transit agency is getting creative with recycling and reusing parts from retired vehicles to deal with supply chain shortages.

An 2017 agreement means the cash-strapped city will get less per ton of trash brought in by a big customer — the county Solid Waste Authority.

After almost 50 years under Philadelphia Parking Authority control, the airport parking concession could soon be run by a private company.

Owners of the former Philadelphia refinery are ahead of schedule demolishing the hulking facility. But there is no guarantee the tank farm won’t reopen.

Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Highway Administration are combing through rubble of the Forbes Avenue Bridge after its collapse.

A decade ago, one City Council member did make a push for it (he’s now the mayor).