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April Showers Bring Blooms! We emerge with new opportunities to connect including Leverage 2022 in person!

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Vote for Miracle on 7th Street
Help us win the 2019 AIA Film Challenge People’s Choice Award! Vote today (and every day) through September 27, 2019. This year, the American Institute of Architects (AIA)...
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Making Connections Across North Central
North Central Philadelphia has plenty of assets—a busy regional rail station, Cousin’s Supermarket, the Pearl Theatre, Penrose Recreation Center, and a constellation of community...
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Design grants set the stage for Somerset
Orinoka Civic House and the Frankford Gateway Pop-Up take on big neighborhood landmarks in very different ways, but each project has roots in our work with New Kensington CDC and...
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Opening Doors for Development in Southwest Philly
In August 2016, The Collaborative wrapped up a Design Grant with the Southwest Community Development Corporation (SWCDC) to support the organization’s first foray into affordable...
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Golden sledgehammers for Wynne Senior Residences
Golden sledgehammers were the tool of choice for the groundbreaking of Wynne Senior Residences this week.  The redevelopment of the site of the former Wynne Theater/Wynne...
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Collaborative Honors, City Acceptance for Project Reclaim
  Every year, the Collaborative recognizes the volunteer team and client of one pro bono project for excellence in design, collaboration, and community impact with its...
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Friends Housing Cooperative receives stewardship award
The Friends Housing Cooperative has been nominated to the National Register of Historic Places and recently received an award for stewardship from Preservation Pennsylvania....
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Beth Miller participates in Praxis Dialogues
On Tuesday, December 1st, Beth Miller joins Brian Abernathy, David Gould, and Scott Page for the first in a series of Praxis Dialogues on the practice of design and the public...
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Viola Street To Partner with Habitat for Humanity
  For years, the Viola Street Residents Association (VSRA) has worked to improve their neighborhood, organizing block clean-up days, maintaining a thriving community garden,...
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