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VSBA Renovates Venturi, Scott Brown at Princeton
VSBA is helping to transform Princeton University’s Fisher / Bendheim / Corwin complex — which Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates designed in 1990! Construction has just begun. Here are some photos...
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Look What’s In Healthcare Design Magazine
We’re so happy that Healthcare Design Magazine is featuring the South Philadelphia Community Health and Literacy Center! Jennifer Jackson Salopek (@jsalopek) wrote a fantastic article describing the...
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VSBA in “Context” Magazine
VSBA is in the current issue of Context magazine! The AIA Philadelphia publication has a great profile on our South Philadelphia Community Health and Literacy Center. The article focuses on the...
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“What Was The Philadelphia School?”
“What Was The Philadelphia School?” Find out at the Center / Architecture + Design in Philadelphia where this special exhibition highlights work by Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, VSBA Architects...
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Creating the New Sachs Arts Innovation Hub at UPenn
We’re delighted to announce that VSBA is now collaborating with the University of Pennsylvania to create a home for the recently created Sachs Arts Innovation Hub! The SAIH is the result of a $15...
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Planning for Living at PCOM
VSBA has begun an exciting new project with the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine! We’re planning for the creation of the College’s first on-campus residence — a major milestone in PCOM’s...
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Kathleen Fights Floods
VSBA architect Kathleen Scanlon recently helped to fight flooding in Bradford County, PA. Here’s her story: “After the extraordinary hurricane season of 2017, I decided I needed to find out what I...
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Viva Bob Venturi
Robert Venturi, our founder and collaborator and mentor and friend, has died. The family has released this statement: Last night, Robert Venturi passed away peacefully at home after a brief illness....
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Sainsbury Wing Wins AIA 25 Year Award
Congratulations to the Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery in London for winning the AIA’s Twenty-Five Year Award! The Sainsbury Wing was completed in 1991 by Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown,...
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“Your Guide” to Denise!
Introducing Your Guide to Downtown Denise Scott Brown! Published in conjunction with a life-spanning retrospective at the Architekturzentrum Wien (Vienna), Your Guide… is a travel companion to the...
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A Celebration of Bob
At last — A CELEBRATION OF ROBERT VENTURI at the University of Pennsylvania! We’ll spend an afternoon talking about Bob’s brilliance, kindness, wit, and spirit. You’re invited to join Bob’s family,...
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Working Through The Coronavirus
As a staff, VSBA Architects & Planners has been discussing together the impact of the coronavirus on how we work. We’re been talking about the right things to do, for our staff as well as our...
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VSBA in Topos Magazine
Thank you so much to Topos Magazine of Munich for featuring Denise, Dan, and Seth — “Talents and Masterminds”! — in their latest issue: https://www.toposmagazine.com/talents-masterminds-topos113/The...
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Pete Exley on Venturi, Scott Brown
Peter Exley, AIA President and formerly with Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, speaks beautifully about Denise and Bob’s influence and fostering equity in our practice:...
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VSBA Makes Wonderful Music at the Community College of Philadelphia
VSBA Architects & Planners are delighted to announce we’ve completed two new music teaching spaces at the Community College of Philadelphia. Working within the context of the College’s historic...
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VSBA Completes PCOM’s Meta Christy House Residence Hall
VSBA recently completed the transformation of this 1970s apartment tower into PCOM’s first campus residence. The Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) teaches graduate students holistic...
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VSBA Creates Light and Life at Penn’s Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
VSBA has just completed renovations at the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts to create a home for the new Sachs Program for Arts Innovation. Formerly an underused...
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