Hundreds of meetings. Tons of input. Myriad voices. One plan.

Philadelphia2035, the comprehensive master plan that will guide land-use decisions in the fifth-largest city in America and the hub of the ninth-largest economy in the world, was adopted by the City Planning Commission last Tuesday before much fanfare at Moore College of Art and Design.

An 18-month process that aimed to be inclusive and thorough produced a 200-plus page plan that will guide city development for the next quarter century. The plan includes an emphasis on preserving open space, historic areas and public spaces, connecting transportation and utilities, and public health, and will be implemented by residents, the private sector and community organizations.

In addition, the most recent graduates of the Citizens Planning Institute and the launch of Philadelphia2035's individual district plans were recognized. Here's a look inside the well-deserved party:

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