While rowhouses aren’t unique to Philadelphia, they are part of what makes Philadelphia unique. 70% of Philadelphians live in them—but how have they shaped our city? Who built them and who were they built for? Why are there so many of these houses? PhillyRow is an exploration of this versatile and ubiquitous building type. PhillyRow is a cross-disciplinary effort with Clifton Fordham and Bryan Satalino.
Recognition
• Winner, AIGA Philadelphia Design Awards (2019)
• Runner-up, Creative Quarterly #55 (2019)
• Regional Winner, 2018 Print Regional Design Awards (2018)
• Infographics: Long List, Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards (2017)
Exhibitions
• Elfreth’s Alley Museum Exhibit, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2019)
• PhillyRow Poster Exhibition at The Local, Lululemon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2018)
• PhillyRow Poster Exhibition at The Center for Architecture and Design, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2017)
• PhillyRow Coloring and Infographic Installation at Minnow Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2016)
Grants Awarded
• Dean's Grant, Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University (2018)
• Dean's Grant, Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University (2016)
