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Kimberly Haas
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Staff Writer, Hidden City Philadelphia
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By Kimberly Haas Verified| Hidden City Philadelphia@ The Philadelphia Historical Commission did not add any new properties to the local register at its meeting on April 11. However, it did review new construction in historic properties or districts, alterations to historic properties, and a nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. A frequent topic that comes before the Historical Commission is the proposal of modifications to previously designated properties.
By Kimberly Haas Verified| Hidden City Philadelphia@ For 45 years a former stable tucked away on a small side street in Rittenhouse Square was a frequently evolving project of modernist architect Frank Weise. Today, the building is being sold for $3.3 million. 307 S. Chadwick Street was originally built as a carriage house around 1895. It was purchased by Weise in 1958. The architect began designing the building’s renovation in 1960, reworking plans until construction began six years later.
By Kimberly Haas Verified| Hidden City Philadelphia@ The Philadelphia Historical Commission did not add any new properties to the local register at its meeting on April 11. However, it did review new construction in historic properties or districts, alterations to historic properties, and a nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. A frequent topic that comes before the Historical Commission is the proposal of modifications to previously designated properties.
Company Info
Hidden City Philadelphia
Hidden City Philadelphia fosters public dialogue by exploring the intersection of people and place and the tension between the past and the possible future. We are a non-profit organization that is dedicated to connecting local residents to their city. The Hidden City Daily, our online publication, delves deeply into architecture, urbanism, historic preservation, photography, public art, city life, and Philly history. Our Hidden City Tours aim to change the way local folks look at familiar places, and to illuminate Philadelphia's often neglected post-colonial history.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
'+1 267-259-7112
Founded: 2011