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

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Who you gonna call? More ghost bowlers!
Thanks again to a couple more generous sponsors who are making sure that the young bucks of the lighting design world can join in the fun at our Bowling Ball. Ledalite and Lutron...
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Shrinking cities, growing communities
Philadelphia's own Alan Greenberger will be deliver the keynote address at the Association for Community Design conference in Rochester, NY this week. The theme of ACD's...
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New Service Grant Recipients
Congratulations to this round of Collaborative service grant recipients! The Collaborative is pleased to award service grants to eight outstanding nonprofits. They are:  Central...
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Catch up with our clients: Albert M. Greenfield School
Lisa Armstrong, Co-Chair of the Greening Greenfield Committee, writes that the ground breaking for the first phase of the Greening Greenfield project will take place on...
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Catch up with our clients: Frankford Friends School
After assessing its options, Frankford Friends School decided on new, on-site construction and sustainable design for its middle school. Frankford Friends School (FFS)...
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Dude! Take the Bowling Ball Shuttle
With the event just three weeks away, lanes are selling out quickly! Don't have a lane yet? Be sure to register and send in your payment by June 5! Register online: 13th...
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Sunshine on a cloudy day
Read the response to the last question in PlanPhilly's exit interview with Mark Alan Hughes for some optimistic words on sustainability and Philadelphia.
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Meet Our Volunteers: Greg Hart
2009 -  Graduate Architect Greg Hart's first introduction to the Collaborative was attending our annual Bowling Ball four years ago, and he's been a part of the event ever since...
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Neighborhood Preservation: Not Just About Real Estate
One of my favorite places in Philadelphia is a brick archway between two houses in East Falls with a narrow driveway of blue-gray glazed bricks that leads to a work yard. When...
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