presented by Margaret K. Sherman, P.E and Michael J. Cuddy, P.E. The Frankford Avenue Bridge, located in the Holmesburg neighborhood of Philadelphia, is the oldest continuously used roadway bridge in the United States. The three span, stone masonry, arch bridge carries a two-lane road with flanking sidewalks over Pennypack Creek. Originally built in 1697 as part of
Walking Tours are back from May- November. See our upcoming tour schedule.
Join BUILDPhilly and the Democratic candidates to be Philadelphia’s next mayor. BUILDPhilly (Built environment, Urban, Infrastructure, Land use, and Development) is a coalition of professional organizations and nonprofits addressing issues in the City of Philadelphia related to the built environment.
… an elegant evening at two of Philadelphia’s most architecturally significant 20th century residences.
This program is intended for Commercial and Institutional property owners. Historic Preservation and Sustainability are increasingly intertwined, as property owners seek ways to make their older buildings more energy efficient and economical to operate. Commercial Property-Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) is a financing tool that allows commercial property owners to borrow money for energy efficiency, water conservation,
Who can claim to have been a Yale grad, Navy man, corporate executive, high ranking government official, real estate developer, university trustee and former president of Society Hill Civic Association? Ted Robb, that’s who. Mr. Robb, a 50-year Society Hill resident with a long and fascinating life story, recently published his memoir, “The Other Side
presented by David Rowland, President and CEO of Second Federal Savings & Loan Association of Philadelphia.
presented by Lori Aument, building conservator and founder of the Philadelphia history podcast, Found in Philadelphia.
presented by Rebecca Cordes Chan, Executive Director of Friends of the Rail Park
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