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COVER STORY . This Week
Browse the October 16th, 2008 Issue
October 16th, 2008
Josh Owen's vision for the future of Philadelphia design fuses economy, education and a healthy dose of practical magic.
by Nathaniel Popkin
Owen, approaching mid-career, is feeling sober. In part, he means he's becoming a wiser, less self-conscious designer, more receptive to the nuances of a market already filled with smart objects. But this doesn't mean he's getting conservative. He's gained clarity, he says, a willingness to engage in a process that allows practical concerns like economics and manufacturing technology to inform design.

COVER STORY . Also In This Week's Cover Story
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Outside the Box
A Q&A with Brian Phillips, principal at Interface Studio Architects and contributor to DesignPhiladelphia's "A Clean Break" exhibit.
by A.D. Amorosi
"Philadelphia's tipping point is a triangulation between available land, great location, affordability and an influx of creative-class types. All of the projects we show speculate on how this energy can help to produce infill activity in key areas."

 :: Sudden Impact
Sudden Impact
This prefab neighborhood sprouted in a Philadelphia minute, but its roots are deep.
by A.D. Amorosi
In this city, nothing so zestfully calls to mind the need for design evolution than "A Clean Break," a "pop-up neighborhood" exhibit of prefabricated spaces combining notions of sustainability, affordable housing, eco-friendliness and near-future revitalization.

 :: Design Philadelphia: The Blueprint
Design Philadelphia: The Blueprint
Bonus Web Content
by Aaron Moselle
With a whopping 90 events — from exhibitions and lectures to open studios and workshops — on offer, DesignPhiladelphia gives new meaning to the term "sensory overload." Not that we mind.

COVER STORY . Recent
Browse the October 9th, 2008 Issue
October 9th, 2008
What Philly loses — or gains — when it loses Vince.
by Tom Namako
The majority of politicians in this great state are, by definition, somewhere in the middle of the pack in terms of professional quality. Some are scrubs, incapable of really doing their jobs. And a few are stars: They take the game seriously and they've mastered it. For better or worse, for the past two decades, Vincent Fumo has been regarded as the imperator of this final category.

 
Browse the October 2nd, 2008 Issue
October 2nd, 2008
Risk and reward inside South Philly's stealth economy.
by E. James Beale
Scalpers don't specialize. There aren't sports scalpers and music scalpers. In Philly, nearly all events — be it your Flyers game, your Jonas Brothers concert or your Disney on Ice — are worked by the same group of guys. If there is a crowd, they will be there.

 
Browse the September 25th, 2008 Issue
September 25th, 2008
Just Desserts
by Monica Weymouth
When Zoë Lukas showed up to the City Paper offices with two boxes of cupcakes, we knew this year's Choice Awards were going to be sweet.

 
Browse the September 18th, 2008 Issue
September 18th, 2008
Ron Blount enlisted an army of cabbies to battle the parking authority. Is he the man to lead them?
by Isaiah Thompson
Citing Ron Blount's legal situation, the Philadelphia Parking Authority has refused to meet with him, even though he's been elected president of the Taxi Workers Alliance. Blount, meanwhile, has maintained his innocence, though he's come to question whether he's doing his cause more harm than good. His supporters think he was set up.

 
Browse the September 11th, 2008 Issue
September 11th, 2008
City Paper's guide to the fall arts and music

 
Browse the September 4th, 2008 Issue
September 4th, 2008
An excerpt from Matthew Quick's The Silver Linings Playbook
by Matthew Quick
By the time we decide to have a catch, I've had two or three beers, and I'd be willing to bet Jake and Scott have each had at least ten, so our passes are not all that accurate. We hit parked cars, knock over a few tables of food, beam one or two guys in the back, but no one cares, because we are Eagles fans in Eagles jerseys who are ready and willing to cheer on the Birds.

 
Browse the August 28th, 2008 Issue
August 28th, 2008
Live Arts Festival + Philly Fringe
by Carolyn Huckabay
Usually we sit around the art meeting talking about upcoming issues and trying to come up with a couple of striking images that might work on our cover. This time we had a million of 'em. That's Fringe for you.