Public Spaces

North10 is helping contractors and households pay to dispose of waste legally, diverting thousands of pounds of trash from illegal dumpsites.

Germantown’s OnePass gives you access to nine historical sites for one price. The organization hopes this will encourage visitors to remain curious.

The Association for Public Art commissioned architect Jeff Richards to showcase the possibilities of flax as a building material.

From free beaches to miniature golf and summer events, here's how families can enjoy the Jersey Shore without spending a fortune.

“It’s a name, it’s a statue, it’s a plaque. It could be a variety of things,” a city official said about ideas for honoring Delaware’s only president.

Piles of trash left after Fourth of July celebrations have likely already leached into the water. And that’s not all that’s in there.

A coalition of conservation groups and artist Pete Angevine plan to plant 1,500 trees on a vacant lot.

“Revisit 1876” shows the good and the bad of Philadelphia’s shining international moment 150 years ago.

The Jersey Shore landmark was deemed “in need of rehabilitation,” but residents are divided over the boardwalk’s future.

A $150 million plan to beautify a mile of South Broad has begun with a “beta test.”

Residents say they hope transforming vacant lots into green spaces will help reduce illegal dumping and crime, while improving people's health.

A unanimous appeals court panel ruled Philadelphia lacks authority to control exhibits at the Independence Mall site.

Low-impact prompts to encourage creative play are sprinkled around high-traffic areas of Center City.

The legislation comes as U.S. House Republicans look to pass a $70 billion spending package for immigration enforcement.

Once a fixture of the Jersey shoreline that shaped Bruce Springsteen, the Phoenix Wheel now stands permanently in the Pennsylvania town where it was made.