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If one enterprising South Philly resident has her way, a swath of long-vacant land at the corner of Broad and Washington could be transformed into the Philadelphia Arts Market, a seasonal attraction complete with fresh local food, regional vendors and live music. 

Taking a look back at an exciting year on the site, and in the city as a whole.

Folsom Powerhouse, a new development under construction in Francisville, combines slick design with green architecture and affordability.

Brewery president Dick Yuengling's second cousin David is bringing the family name back to the freezer, with hopes of duplicating national success.

Check out our picks for this week's top events. 

Innovators in green building and design from around the world recently descended on our fair city, sharing their expertise and checking out the city's growing stable of sustainable architecture.

This growing movement, which produces fish and fresh produce in a semi-closed system, offers tremendous advantages in areas low on space and fresh water. A few local groups are diving into the aquaponics game.

Check out Flying Kite's picks for the week's best holiday events.

Check out Flying Kite's picks for the week's top events.

This local project looks to craft a meaningful post-script for a vacant home in Mantua. A team from Temple is capturing the neighborhood's collective memory, and planning for the lot's post-demolition future.

The organization's new waterfront headquarters is now hosting shows, but the former pumping station's transformation into arts hub/waterfront dining destination/hip event space is still a work in progress.

Our picks for the week's best events.

Flying Kite to highlight artists from its On the Ground neighborhoods; the deadline for submissions is December 9.

Philadelphia Game Lab wants to help build a local gaming industry that better reflects the diversity of Philadelphia. The organization recently received a $384,000 grant from the state to fund a year-long apprenticeship program.

Inga Saffron's recent piece in the Inquirer asks if we have outgrown the arts district model of urban development.