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Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 16th from 10am to 5pm! 7111 Germantown Ave Condominiums are on the AIA Philadelphia Home Tours hosted by @aiaphiladelphia

Nestled within a historic stone church complex in Mt. Airy, this adaptive reuse transfo

Rooting for a greener world! 🌎 Yesterday, our team gathered for our annual Earth Day Potluck & Spring Refresh, a tradition that fills our hearts as much as it beautifies our space.

We fired up the grill, shared delicious food, pulled weeds, and

We were honored to open our doors to students from West Philadelphia High School this morning for ArchWeek, hosted by @designphilly

Students got an up-close look at our project in collaboration with Jones & Jones for Dickinson College, The Jim

O Z Collaborative is proud to welcome two talented new members to our growing team!

Oona Ashraf joins as our Architecture Intern, a Pratt Institute graduate whose practice is grounded in craft, narrative, and community impact. Her experience across

Some buildings hold more than brick and mortar. They hold history.

Hilyard Robinson helped shape the physical and cultural foundation of Howard University @howard1867 a time when Black architects were rarely given the opportunity to design at scale.

This Black History Month, we honor the Black architects whose vision helped shape Philadelphia’s civic and cultural identity. From the monumental presence of the Philadelphia Museum of Art to the public access embodied in the Parkway Central Li

The Jim Thorpe Center for the Futures of Native Peoples is envisioned as a place of truth-telling, healing, and possibility. Located just miles from the former Carlisle Indian Industrial School, the center responds to a history of cultural erasure by

We’re thrilled to finally share this exciting news!

We are honored to lead the design team for the Jim Thorpe Center for the Futures of Native Peoples at Dickinson College; a new cultural and educational facility that will serve as a place for

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Celebrating One Year of Old First House: Permanent Supportive Housing in Old City Philadelphia

One year after completion, Old First House stands as a compelling example of how historic preservation, sustainable design, and supportive housing can work together to address homelessness in Philadelphia. Located in the heart of Old City, the project builds on the long-standing mission of the Old First Reformed United Church of Christ, which has served the community continuously since its founding in 1727.