I walk through the Italian Market (or as the old-timers call it, 9th Street) on a very regular basis. It is a place where you can experience commerce in a very visceral way. Merchants call out prices for oranges…
Cornices were originally created to help keep rainwater away from the building and as a structural element. I find them very beautiful and one of the rewards of looking up in Philadelphia. Unfortunately, many of these building "crowns" are…
Today I looked out our window and saw someone delivering Grid, a new magazine about sustainablity in Philadelphia. It spurred me to write about some ideas that I care about. If you know me, you know I am pretty…
Today, Mark and Justin showed up unexpectedly at the studio as we were closing out the day and had an impromptu jam session. Tomorrow they are playing a show at The Auction House in Audubon, New Jersey with Brian…
We remain committed to sharing what we view in our window... even if it takes us 2 months to post it! Not sure why someone thought it was a good idea to park 1 inch from our building, but…
In the continuing saga of interesting things happening within the view of our window, somebody was shooting a movie across the street at Ray's Bar this morning. Lots of money spent for equipment and for people to stand around.…
Last friday, our master carpenter, Justin, installed one of our new windows in the studio. This one faces Federal Street and runs practically floor to ceiling when you are inside the studio. We have a really cool view that…
One could make the argument that the Window began with a fabric purchase. This material came from one of those stores on 4th Street in Philadelphia’s longstanding fabric row. It is a simple white “gauzy” weave that when hung…