Richard Pedranti Architect (RPA) is a full service architecture firm serving the Upper Delaware River Region as well as Philadelphia and New York. Located in the historic village of Milford, Pennsylvania, RPA specializes in Passive House and high performance buildings putting modern building science to work creating beautiful, healthy, comfortable, and energy efficient buildings.

Founded in Wayne, Pennsylvania, Anthropologie is a destination for women wanting a curated mix of clothing, accessories, gifts and home décor that reflects their personal style and fuels their lives' passions, from fashion to art to entertaining.

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, founded in 1965, is a national architecture practice noted for elegant and humane design, ranging from modest houses to large academic, civic, cultural, and corporate buildings. To date, the firm has received more than 675 regional, national, and international awards for design, including three AIA Top Ten Green Project Awards and the AIA Architecture Firm Award. The firm is well known for its work with Apple, designing stores such as the iconic Fifth Avenue cube in New York, as well as flagship stores worldwide. The practice has also created headquarters for Pixar, Adobe, and Square. In addition, the firm has designed academic buildings for the University of Pennsylvania, Williams College, and UCLA; cultural gathering spaces such as the Grand Teton Visitor Center and Liberty Bell Center; and city halls in Seattle and Newport Beach, Calif.

Our work does not focus on a particular type of project but hopes to transcend use. The work does not have a style but instead focuses on critical problem-solving to produce something unique. The work resides between brackets, among actors, and within relationships. Dancing between these entities, the outcome strives for positiveness, positioned at the heart of the matter. Founded by Paul Coughlin and Annie Scheel in 2013 after working for nearly 15 years for some great firms. Paul and Annie are NCARB certified and licensed in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut and Georgia. coughlinscheel.com

Born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, James Cutler earned a Bachelor of Arts and a Master’s in Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, then earned a second Master’s Degree from the Louis I. Kahn Studio Program (1974). Since 1977, he has been principal of his own design firm, Cutler Anderson Architects (formerly James Cutler Architects), on Bainbridge Island, Washington. The firm of fourteen has received six National Honor Awards from the American Institute of Architects and over 50 national and regional design awards. Frequently a juror for design competitions, James has taught architectural design courses for Dartmouth College, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Universities of California at Berkeley, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Washington, Oregon and Middlebury College. In 2015, Jim was inducted as a National Academician to the National Academy Museum & School in New York City. He is honored to join fellow members Maya Lin, I.M. Pei, Richard Meier, Frank Gehry and many more.

Morihata International Ltd. is a Japanese design, culture, lifestyle producer, importer, and distribution company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Their mission is to introduce traditional and contemporary Japanese aesthetics to overseas markets through a unique and carefully curated collection of products and services. Morihata’s products are currently showcased at museum shops and art galleries in the USA, Canada, Europe, and South America.

In 1944, Wilton Carlyle Dinges founded the Electrical Machine and Equipment Company (Emeco) in Hanover, Pennsylvania utilizing the skills of local craftsman. During WWII the U.S. government contracted with Emeco to make chairs that could withstand water, salt air, and sailors while still being lightweight and strong enough to last for a lifetime. Aluminum was the obvious choice, and Emeco named the chair with a number: 1006, though most know it today as the Navy chair. Emeco believes in being sustainable by making products that last, and each Emeco chair is built to last 150 years.

Bohlin Grauman Miller Architects is an affiliate of the architecture firm Bohlin Cywinski Jackson—based in Pennsylvania, USA. Bohlin Grauman Miller practices architecture in the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario primarily in the areas of commercial, educational, institutional and residential work.

ACD/Art Director based in Pennsylvania.

R D Gentzler established Framework Architecture after seven years of professional experience in New York City. He has taught Advanced Architectural Studio at Columbia University with Gordon Kipping, and has been an invited juror at Columbia, Pratt, and the University of Pennsylvania.

Anne Trubek is Associate Professor at Oberlin College. Her writing has appeared in The Washington Post, Mother Jones, The Believer, Dwell, The Chronicle of Higher Education, AGNI, Gourmet.com and elsewhere. Her book, The Sweet Sadness of Writers’ Houses, is forthcoming from The University of Pennsylvania Press.

Lostine was founded in 2011 by Robert True Ogden in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The company’s vision is inspired by friends, craftsmen, and designers who share the ideal of creating and living with utilitarian things that are at once functional and attractive. The company’s collection of products is largely made in small shops and factories in the United States, or by talented companies abroad. Lostine creates simple furnishings and homewares that are elevated with attention to detail and design.

Jordan Goldstein is a Managing Principal with Gensler’s Washington, D.C. office, focusing on the vision, strategic direction and business operations. Jordan brings an interdisciplinary approach to design that combines his experiences in architecture, workplace and product design. A registered architect in five states, Jordan has received national and regional awards for excellence in architecture, interior design and product design. Jordan has been featured in many prominent design publications, including selection as a “40-Under-40” national industry leader by both Building Design & Construction and the Washington Business Journal. A native Washingtonian, Jordan received a Masters in Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the University of Maryland in College Park. Jordan teaches a graduate course on product design at the University of Pennsylvania School of Design.

Mottram Architecture specializes in energy efficient and zero energy home design. We believe that everyone should have access to good design, and in Maine that also means staying warm and comfortable in your home. Our intentions are to bring super insulated and zero energy ready homes to the market in a soulful and creative way. We believe that our homes affect our lives in social, economical, and environmental ways. If you are looking for an Energy Star Certification, HERS Rating, or just "Pretty good home", we would love to help you out. We are based in Maine, but Mottram Architecture is currently licensed to practice architecture in Maine, Pennsylvania, New York and New Hampshire. So if you live in New England and you're interested in how your home can be comfortable, durable, efficient and beautiful, then we would love to talk to you. We firmly believe in integrated design and look at everything from water consumption, energy consumption, building envelop, orientation, and function. Many homes are beautiful, but all homes should be comfortable and require less effort to maintain.

Louis Kahn (1901-1974) may not have as many built works as his contemporaries Le Corbusier or Mies van der Rohe but the legacy he left stands just as tall and reaches just as far. Born in Estonia but raised in the United States, the modern master studied architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, where he himself later taught, under the guidance of architect Paul Cret, for whom he later worked. Kahn took a position teaching at Yale University, after turning down an offer from Harvard. Kahn's first major commission was the Yale Art Gallery in 1951, which began the first of a list of monumental buildings in concrete that paid special attention to how light changes within a building and creates experiences of architecture. The work was followed up with the famous Jonas Salk Institue for Biological Studies in San Diego, the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, and the National Assembly Building in Bangladesh. Kahn died in a men's bathroom in New York City's Pennsylvania Station of a heart attack in 1974 on a trip back from India.

Ryan McManus (aka Agent PHL) is a licensed real estate salesperson in Pennsylvania with 7+ years of dynamic industry experience. He owns and operates the Agent PHL real estate development gallery at 2314 South Street, which focuses on coming-soon and under-construction real estate projects in the city. With an extensive background in real estate development, commercial leasing, green building, marketing, media and communications, Ryan brings a unique perspective to his business, providing distinct advantages for buyers, sellers, investors and developers of real property throughout Greater Philadelphia. As a dedicated member of the Greater Philadelphia Association of REALTORS® (GPAR) and an aspiring LEED Green Associate, Ryan applies his extensive market knowledge, social media expertise, and industry acumen to his real estate practice. Mr. McManus began his professional career with Thomas Realty Partners, then joined Brandywine Realty Trust, where his creative capacities blossomed. At Brandywine – one of the nation’s leading real estate developers – Ryan specialized in multimarket innovation and launched major new initiatives to advance the company, which was recognized in 2014 as the National Developer of the Year. It was at Brandywine where Mr. McManus developed his passion for sustainability, urban planning, community involvement, architecture, construction and progressive real estate solutions. After a 3-year stint with Brandywine, Ryan transitioned into the residential realm with Keller Williams, but is now independently positioned to produce across all asset classes through his Agent PHL operations on South Street. Born and raised in Malvern, Pennsylvania, Mr. McManus is now a resident of the Graduate Hospital neighborhood of Philadelphia. Ryan received his Bachelors of Arts & Science in Business Management from The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., where he starred for four years on the bowl-winning NCAA football team. Now, Mr. McManus practices boxing at Joe Hand Gym in Northern Liberties and is an active member of Vesper Boat Club, the 2014 United States Rowing Club of the Year. Ryan is also an avid cyclist and yoga practitioner, in addition to being a professional photographer and published writer.

joseph/rominski/architecture is experienced in all areas of architectural design and planning, interiors/space planning, and construction management delivery methods. The founder and principals of joseph/rominski/architecture bring a combined fifty years of extensive architectural design and planning experience to the firm. Founded in 2006, the company is structured as a sole proprietor, owned by Joseph G. Rominski, AIA. The company is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and New York.

Scott Rifkin serves on the Board of the Baltimore Zoo, the Health Facilities Association of Maryland and the Pennsylvania Health Care Association.

Christopher Campbell is an architect and a designer living in Portland, Maine. He has been a guest critic at the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Fine Arts and at the Boston Architectural Center. He has had his buildings published in The Boston Globe, DownEast Magazine, Maine Home + Design, New England Home, and a number of architecture books. His design work has been featured in exhibits at the Maine Center for Furniture Craftsmanship and at the Portland Museum of Art.

Rob Jordan is an award-winning journalist and author based in Washington, D.C. As a reporter and editor, he has covered a world of issues from political scandal in rural Pennsylvania and immigrants' struggles in Miami to developing markets in Thailand and the AIDS crisis in Africa.

ClankWorks was started by two Carnegie Mellon graduates in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They manufacture high-quality bicycle accesories made out of wood.

Lover of a well designed home. Must haves? Beautiful floors, subway tile, cozy blankets, and a cat. Up-and-coming interior designer in the central Pennsylvania area.

Most of the wood for the Shimna feature designs are locally sourced from family owned and operated lumberyards in Pennsylvania using traditional and sustainable harvesting methods. Every piece of furinture is made to order.

Principal Chris Greenawalt was born in Pottsville, Pennsylvania in 1978. His architectural studies began at Lehigh University where he graduated as a President's scholar with degrees in architecture and urban studies. His interest in designing and building at a small scale began with an apprenticeship as a metal fabricator at Veyko Design in Philadelphia. After Veyko, Chris spent three years studying abroad at the Univerity of Melbourne Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning. He next landed in Seattle to work for Pb Elemental Architects as head of the interior design team. Chris formed Bunker Workshop in Charlestown, Massachusetts in 2009. www.bunkerworkshop.com

Blake Zalcberg is president of OFM, an office and school furniture manufacturer and distributor headquartered in North Carolina with distribution centers there and in California, Kansas, Pennsylvania and Washington state. For more than twenty years, OFM has provided affordable, quality furniture through a dealer network to businesses, government, health care and educational facilities, offering the latest concepts and designs in the furniture industry. Working with manufacturers in Mexico, Taiwan and China, OFM designs furniture to meet the highest industry standards which are sold through a variety of retailers, mail-order catalogs, and online dealers including Staples, Wayfair, Overstock, and National Business Furniture. Throughout the year, Blake travels to China, Taiwan and Mexico to meet with manufacturers and negotiate pricing and development of new and innovative office and school furniture products. He studies and analyzes the latest trends in the industry by traveling around the nation and regularly attending trade shows.

Andrew Stanko is a studio artist and designer residing in Erie Pennsylvania. With a primary focus on art furniture, Andrew designs and hand crafts pieces for commission and exhibition. Feel free to contact Andrew with any inquiry!

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I am the Founder of MasterPLAN Outdoor Living, a forward-thinking Outdoor Living Design-Build Firm located in eastern Pennsylvania. As Lead Designer, I custom-tailor each design to serve my clients and their families best, marrying beauty and function within each space. While each project is unique, I do believe that each space should share cohesiveness, simple and clean solutions along with spacial efficiency and the ideology that less is actually more. I believe that subscribing to a curvilinear design style, blending the hard structural lines of the home with the randomness of nature, creates outdoor living spaces that are exclusive yet timeless.

Christopher Campbell is an architect and a designer living in Portland, Maine. He has been a guest critic at the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Fine Arts and at the Boston Architectural Center. He has had his buildings published in Dwell Magazine, The New York Times, The Boston Globe, DownEast Magazine , Maine Home + Design , New England Home, and a number of architecture books. His design work has been featured in exhibits at The Farnsworth Museum, Maine Center for Furniture Craftsmanship and at the Portland Museum of Art.

FELT+FAT is a collaborative design and manufacturing studio based in the Port Richmond neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Designers Nathaniel Mell and Wynn Bauer strive to seek out individuals with a passion for their craft who want to explore new possibilities through creative partnership.

Successful Aging Home Health is a healthcare company known for providing quality geriatric care services in PA. Since 2003, we have helped countless residents in Pennsylvania age successfully. In certain ways, we have become part of our client's family.

Criminal lawyers in Pennsylvania offering legal representation for clients seeking defense in assault cases, burglary cases, rape cases, sexual assault cases, terroristic threats cases, disorderly conduct cases, drug crimes and DUI cases. SKA Law Group LLC can help.

Francis Dzikowski attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute’s foundation program in architecture and studied photography at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. He spent a decade living and traveling abroad photographing historical restoration projects and archaeological excavations. He currently lives in Brooklyn, New York working as an architectural and interiors photographer.

Hi all, I am Ella Allan. Founder at Allbeautytoday.com, a beauty blog towards beauty and wellness. If you’d like to get in touch with us, please contact via e-mail: ella.allbeautytoday@gmail.com. Add: 829 N Pennsylvania St, Indianapolis, IN 46204, USA Tel: 317-964-0618

Diego Pacheco Design Practice is a San Francisco-based architectural design firm, specializing in high-end residential work. Diego was born in Colombia, and studied architecture in Berkeley, Barcelona and London before receiving his Masters of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. Over the course of his career, Diego has worked on architectural projects across the country, several of which have been featured in Elle Décor, California Home & Design, and Dwell Magazine. Diego began his career at Karl G. Smith Associates, followed by tenure at Gemmill Design, Aidlin Darling Design and MAK Studio, prior to starting his own firm in 2012. Diego’s design work is informed by a close collaboration with the client, and strives to achieve crisp simplicity and graceful elegance.

Samantha Leon is a writer from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her poems and nonfiction have been published by Rattle, The Academy of American Poets, So to Speak, Islandia Journal, Small Orange Journal, and Tinderbox Poetry, among others. Her reviews and interviews can be found in The Iowa Review Online, Tupelo Quarterly, The Colorado Review, Poetry International, and Gulf Stream Magazine.