PHILLY ROW

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. This project is a collaboration between three Temple University professors at Tyler School of Art and Architecture. They are Clifton Fordham (Assistant Professor of Architecture), Abby Guido (Assistant Professor of Graphic and Interactive Design), and Bryan Satalino (Assistant Professor of Graphic and Interactive Design).

PHILLY ROW

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. This project is a collaboration between three Temple University professors at Tyler School of Art and Architecture. They are Clifton Fordham (Assistant Professor of Architecture), Abby Guido (Assistant Professor of Graphic and Interactive Design), and Bryan Satalino (Assistant Professor of Graphic and Interactive Design).

Awards and Recognition

Winner / AIGA Philadelphia Design Awards/ Juried competition

Runner Up / Creative Quarterly #55/ Juried competition

Regional Winner / 2018 Print Regional Design Awards/ Juried competition

Infographics: Long List / Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards / Juried International Competition

PhillyRow Poster Exhibition / The Local, Lululemon. Philadelphia, PA / First Friday Exhibition

PhillyRow Poster Exhibition / Center for Architecture and Design. Philadelphia, PA / Design Philadelphia Exhibition

Elfreth's Alley Museum Exhibit Opening / Elfreth's Alley Museum, Philadelphia, PA / Created original print for exhibition

Dean's Grant / Tyler School of Art & Architecture, Temple University / Awarded for the PhillyRow Poster Series

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