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Universities are schooling future architects to consider community and history as they design

Philadelphia area architecture schools have moved in recent years to train students to consider the “whats” and “whys” of the discipline, rather than just the “hows.”

Crystal Edwards (left), principal of the Willian D. Kelley School in Philadelphia's Brewerytown neighborhood, and Jefferson University architecture student Emily Potenza are working together to rethink how the school property is used.
Crystal Edwards (left), principal of the Willian D. Kelley School in Philadelphia's Brewerytown neighborhood, and Jefferson University architecture student Emily Potenza are working together to rethink how the school property is used.Read morePaul Jablow