This event is organized and presented by Philadelphia Community Corps.

Philly Reclaim, powered by Philadelphia Community Corps, is hosting an industry appreciation event for designers, architects, interior designers and all who work in or with the building trades in our architectural salvage and reclaimed building materials center. The event will offer a silent auction featuring a round office table with bowling alley top, hand crafted by our salvage carpenters.

All Design Philadelphia participants who attend will receive three free auction bids (additional available for purchase on site) and enjoy 20% off of all in store purchases that evening. Light refreshments will be served. 

This event is organized and presented by DAVID RUBIN Land Collective

Landscape architect David A. Rubin will present the work of his “empathy-driven” design studio, DAVID RUBIN Land Collective. Dedicated to crafting landscapes that effect positive change, Land Collective creates human-centered works through cross-disciplinary collaboration and the synthesis of art, technology, and the social sciences. This intimate lecture will take place at Land Collective’s new studio, located in Old City at the renovated site of the former Artists’ House Gallery on North Second Street. Light refreshments will be provided.

This event will be held on the second floor of a building that does not have an elevator. This is a free yet ticketed event with a limited number of attendees - please register.

This event is organized and presented by Jefferson.

To quote Jack Dangermond, President of Esri:

"Geodesign brings geographic analysis into the design process, where initial design sketches are instantly vetted for suitability against myriad database layers describing a variety of physical and social factors for the spatial extent of the project. This on-the-fly suitability analysis provides a framework for design, giving land-use planners, engineers, transportation planners, and others involved with design, the tools to leverage geographic information within their design workflows."

Join us at the Center City Campus of Jefferson (Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University) for the 5th Annual Geodesign Forum. This year’s forum will focus on the role geodesign technology and modeling plays in the planning and design of the built environment for sustainable, active, and healthier communities that promote a strong sense of well-being. The keynote speaker, Etta Jackson, Founder and CEO of the Institute for Conscious Global Change, will share her experience working with the United Nations Economic and Social Council to achieve the 2030 goals for sustainable development. After the forum, don’t miss the networking social with complimentary food and beverages.