Four nonprofits have received grants of preliminary design services in through the Community Design Collaborative’s Design Grant Program. We'll be helping them activate two sacred spaces and two lots for community use.
A design grant to Friends of Laurel Hill Cemetery resulted in plans for a visitor's center that can meet the needs of the community too.
Laurel Hill Cemetery, established in 183...
Public health, preservation, and place-keeping were the timely topics of this year's Corridor Realities.
Every two years, the Community Design Collaborative and Philadelphia...
For Park(ing) Day Philadelphia 2017, the Community Design Collaborative transformed its parking space into a pop-up lending library.
The library brought in a steady stream of...
Frankford CDC and a multi-faceted team of volunteer design professionals received the Collaborative’s Community Design Award.
Their objective was to tame the chaotic, five-point...
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...
Friends Center, located at 15th and Cherry Streets in Center City Philadelphia, has been both a communal and administrative space for the Quaker community since 1856. Today,...
Were were pleased to present the 2017 Alan Greenberger Award to Alice K. Berman, AIA. This annual award recognizes Community Design Collaborative leaders for their commitment and...
The Community Design Collaborative is proud to announce its newest Design Grants and nonprofit partners!
The Collaborative will work with South Philadelphia’s East Passyunk...
Every year, the Community Design Collaborative’s Design Services Committee selects three projects completed in the previous year as finalists for its Community Design Award. The...
