Frankford TOD

Philadelphia, PA

Owner: CDC

Architect: Wulf



The Frankford Transportation Center project is an upcoming transit-oriented development (TOD) at Frankford Avenue and Pratt Street in Philadelphia. The project will include retail space, a municipal health center, and affordable rental housing, with direct access to SEPTA’s Frankford Station. The development supports transit access and serves the surrounding community.

Meadow Brook Apartments

Langhorn, PA

Owner: Woods Services

Architect: CBP

A new four-story building on the Woods Services campus that will include 42 one-, two-, and three-bedroom units. Certain units are designated for Woods clients who have experienced traumatic brain injury, while the rest will be open to the public and staff. The first floor will feature a medical suite to support health and wellness. The building and its landscaping are designed to complement existing campus structures, with a goal of achieving LEED Silver certification.

Strawberry Mansion

Philadelphia, PA

Owner: Pennrose

Architect: WRT

Strawberry Mansion Village is an upcoming residential development with 57 affordable housing units for seniors, individuals, and families. The project includes one-, two-, and three-bedroom units across a multifamily building, townhomes, and flats on multiple sites. All units will be income restricted, and residents will have access to on-site services, educational programs, and a community room. The development is designed to provide connections to social services, shopping, and public transportation, supporting the needs of the community.

Esperanza

Philadelphia, PA

Owner: Nueva Esperanza Housing Economic Devel.

Architect: PZS Architects



The Amor Project is a mixed-use project at 4615–21 North 5th Street in the Hunting Park neighborhood. The three-story building will include eight affordable rental housing units above ground-floor commercial space. The project replaces four vacant row homes and supports housing and small business activity along the 5th Street corridor.

Good Shepard

Philadelphia, PA

Owner: Pennrose

Architect: Thriven Design

Good Shepherd Senior Housing was completed in Philadelphia’s Overbrook neighborhood. The four-story community includes 55 one-bedroom apartments for adults age 62 and older and is located on the former site of the Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church. The apartments average 605 square feet and are designed to support accessibility and daily living needs. Amenities include community gathering spaces, on-site facilities for residents, and access to nearby services and public transportation.

Philadelphia Film Center

Philadelphia, PA

Owner: Philadelphia Film Center



The Philadelphia Film Center, a historic movie theater, has been recently renovated to enhance the visitor experience while preserving its unique character. Updates include a renovated lobby, concessions, and bar area, along with a new box office and main entrance. The iconic Film Center mural has been preserved and integrated into the upgraded space. Additional improvements include a refreshed exterior façade, enhanced accessibility, and modern finishes such as new flooring, wall panels, counters, display cases, paint, and lighting.