The new building respects its elders while showing how much things have changed since the Sixties.

One of the region’s first middle-class suburbs takes pride in its past.

After being rehabbed nearly to death, a local interior design firm both revives and transforms this 19th-century townhouse’s soul.

Both buyers had an eye for architecture.

Built to entertain, built to last, and built so you can survive whatever the world throws at you.

The real deal about today’s revolutionary green technologies and how Philadelphians can deploy them at home.

Built by the father of Atomic Age design, this house is out of this world.

Fresh paint, a new bathroom and kitchen, lots of space and a convenient location.

Early and modern American style play nice with each other.

Like no other modern townhouse you’ve seen, with a work of art at its heart.

Convenient, comfortable and flexible.

The city’s first industrial suburb has become a post-industrial hot spot.

Rustic coziness meets modern style and amenities in The Hideout.

Who’s bullish about Philadelphia? Developers. Lots of them.From sprawling life-sciences complexes to a face-lift for 30th Street Station to downtown-redefining highway-cap parks, here are the projects we’re unabashedly excited about.

A minimalist modern house inside a traditional shell.