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A city saying it wants to implement Vision Zero is very different than actually doing it. A new coalition calls on Mayor Kenney to make good on his Vision Zero campaign talk: http://planphilly.com/articles/2016/08/31/broad-coalition-forms-vision-zero-alliance-to-push-kenney-on-street-safety
Developer Bart Blatstein’s design concepts for Broad and Washington revealed. Headed to Hawthorne Empowerment Coalition and Civic Design Review in the coming weeks. READ MORE: http://planphilly.com/articles/2016/02/17/revealed-blatstein-s-designs-for-broad-washington
The eastern side of South Broad between Spruce and Pine streets could be bookended by SLS-brand hotels. Zoning changes to advance the Hyde Hotel proposed for Broad and Pine streets are afoot: http://planphilly.com/articles/2016/02/09/new-zoning-introduced-for-hotel-at-broad-and-pine
1775 Frankford Avenue, the former East Montgomery Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, to be demolished for townhouses. http://planphilly.com/articles/2016/02/01/demolition-permits-issued-for-former-fishtown-church-converted-to-lofts
Society Hill Playhouse to be demolished by Toll Bros. to make way for rentals. #TBDPHL (at Society Hill Playhouse)
http://planphilly.com/articles/2016/01/27/toll-brothers-to-demolish-society-hill-playhouse
A NY-based developer received zoning approval for a large, phased mixed-use project for the large vacant lot at 1300 Fairmount Ave, behind the Divine Lorraine. The completed project, designed by Cope Linder, could include a 19-story residential building, supermarket, and townhouses. Read on: http://planphilly.com/articles/2015/10/05/board-approves-supermarket-and-apartments-behind-divine-lorraine
Philadelphia City Planning Commission approved the master plan for Philly’s second casino. Jared Brey reports on PlanPhilly: http://planphilly.com/articles/2015/10/06/commission-approves-master-plan-for-south-philly-casino
Hello Pier 53// Washington Avenue Pier @delawareriverwaterfront (at Washington Avenue Pier)
Among the things we spotted this week: the Independence Beer Garden is taking shape underneath the fab concrete geometry of the Rohm & Haas building (Dow) at 6th and Market. Read on.
Last month we attended the Funeral for a Home, here's a version of the moving proceedings in video form by Temple Contemporary
What's taking so long to see SEPTA's New Payment Technology implemented? Christine Fisher explains the holdups include testing, lessons from other cities, a complex system, and a retirement. READ ON: schedule http://planphilly.com/articles/2014/06/17/septa-new-payment-technology-more-than-a-year-behind-schedule
“These homes are like individuals. Up one day and down the next.” - Rev. Harry Moore, Sr. at Saturday's Funeral for a Home.
READ ON: Dust to Dust: 3711 Melon Street's homegoing [Ashley Hahn, June 3, 2014]
Taller Puertorriqeño is edging closer to building El Corazón Cultural Center on North 5th Street in Fairhill, the cultural heart of Latino Philly. Construction documents are nearly done, city approvals are nigh, and the fundraising gap is closing. READ ON
The new FringeArts HQ at Race St and Columbus Blvd promises to draw more folks to the waterfront via a new brasserie and biergarten: La Peg. READ ON
Tacony CDC celebrated 15 renovated storefronts [Ashley Hahn, Eyes on the Street, May 27, 2014] Here are some before and after pictures of several of the improved storefronts
Civic Design Review has questions for One Water Street - the 250 apt complex planned for site by Ben Franklin Bridge - and wants the designers to come back for another round of review. Jared Brey reports the committee's concerns included quality of materials for buildings and public spaces, clarity of connections between the stie's public spaces and other waterfront public space, at least a mid-level of LEED certification
This is what JKR Partners is proposing for the 2000 block of Wharton Street in Point Breeze - a 48-rowhouse market-rate development. Jared Brey reports that there is little agreement among neighbors and the developer about the impact of this project. More negotiations ahead... READ ON