Architecture & Design

The Palace of Depression was built in 1932 out of one man’s imagination, but was destroyed in the 1960s. A decade later, a father and son worked to rebuild it.

19-year-old Saulih Khalifah, initially signed up for labor duties at the Wells Fargo Center, but found himself in the Carpenters' Apprentice Ready Program. More doors opened.

Net zero by 2050 is the national goal. Can we achieve this? And what needs to change to stay on track? Also, we talk to the engineer who helped to refill I-95.

The renderings come while the city is in the process of evaluating the impact of 76 Place.

The 2023 list includes a gas station, an artist studio and two Chinatowns.

The city has said it would release a request for proposal sometime this year.

More than six years after the project was announced, the badly-needed renovations are almost entirely done.

Pastor Khan says Dr. King spent time at the New Jersey home from 1948 to 1951 while studying at the Crozer Theological Seminary.

Rafael Viñoly, 78, died after a long and prolific design career. He still has a “voice in the future” of his concept for the Kimmel Center.

After two years in FDR Park, the exhibition is back at the Convention Center with a new spark.

For the first time, Philadelphia’s two tallest buildings have joined the tradition of lighting up in support of local sports teams, contributing to an emerald-studded horizon.

The Roundhouse served as police headquarters for nearly six decades. Now it’s going up for sale. And it’s unclear if it’ll be preserved or demolished.

The British video artist returns to Philly with his second installation in a year, about the Brazilian modernist who transformed São Paulo.

Parkland, apartments, office towers — it’s all happening in Philadelphia this year.

Many said they wanted to see the complicated history of the city’s former police headquarters recognized in the site’s next life.