Civic & Landscape Design

Enhancements to all seven miles of North Broad Street, from City Hall to Cheltenham Avenue, lighting a notable building on each block and joining Temple University’s two campuses with landscaping.

For his hometown, streetscaping along Broadway inspired by Louisville’s Olmsted parkways, linking Cave Hill Cemetery to Shawnee Park on the Ohio River to draw people back downtown.

With Cairone and Kaupp, a greenway joining three churches, two parks and a playground along Allegheny Avenue to the Delaware waterfront, returning “Port Richmond to the Port.”

After Gordon Cullen’s Townscape: an archway under an existing bridge frames a small building beyond and leads walkers on toward Jewelers’ Row and Independence Square. Exhibited in the Roxy Theater lobby in 2006.

A focal point for the linear Italian Market: a paved piazza and raised café terrace on a derelict corner lot, framing the mural of Mayor Frank Rizzo and a diagonal view to St. Paul’s Church, with a fountain on the corner.

A rear garden that gathers existing features into a meditative composition. Fifty years after Kahn set his Master Class the problem of a “Place of Well-Being,” he took on the same assignment as a real commission.