Inga Saffron

Lindsey Scannapieco, who turned the Bok Building into a hive for makers, is going toe-to-toe with a deep-pocketed developer to gain control of UArts' flagship building.

With the right kind of planning, the east side of Center City could turn itself into a modern, mixed-use neighborhood.

New report casts more doubt on whether the Sixers can convince 40% of its fans to take transit.

The dense, new development proposed for Westpark at 44th and Market could create an affordable, 15-minute neighborhood.

The Chester County public garden is preparing to open a major new conservatory building in November. It's a long way from Pierre du Pont's Victorian greenhouse.

Given the urgency of fighting climate change, PennDot needs to stop widening its highways to accommodate traffic and instead get more people to ride transit.

Comcast Spectacor has fired another salvo in the long-running public relations battle with the Sixers by proposing an alternative to an arena on Market Street.

The small liberal arts college in the Philadelphia suburbs has become a proving ground for the latest green technology.

Philadelphia can use historic districts to strike a balance between protecting its shared heritage and allowing the city to evolve.

Finding a good site for a dignified and welcoming Philadelphia bus station shouldn’t be so hard.