With my days at Penn numbered, I’ve become acutely aware that my time here is more like Chutes and Ladders than I’d like to admit.
Maybe it’s all the fresh flowers, latent affects of fling or my own senior nostalgia, but I am in love with Locust Walk.
Developers need to lose their delusions of grandeur and see that Philly is pretty great just the way it is.
I was excited that a Philadelphia firm won a competition to design the new U.S. embassy in London. Because, despite the decrease in star power, there is real value in investing in local architects.
An art store could add a lot to the University City community by becoming a hub that this area is severely lacking.
When the University introduces green technologies that don’t function as well as their non-green counterparts, they are not only hurting students; they are also doing a disservice to the sustainability movement.
The smokestack behind 30th Street Station was an architectural treasure that should not have been demolished.
In treating the Button like a canvas for some poorly conceived message, the vandals turned an iconic campus focal point into an eye sore that we must shield from tour groups.
The squirrel-theft ridiculousness has gone on just a tad too long — here are my open letters offering solutions.
It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood as Penn's Architecture Department joins hands with local groups to build housing
Solutions by The State News
