We analyzed Philly street scenes and identified signs of gentrification using machine learning trained on longtime residents’ observations
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par Maya Mueller, Ph.D. Candidate in Architectural Engineering, Drexel University
Isaac Quaye, Ph.D. Student in Geography, Environment and Urban Studies, Temple University
What does gentrification in Philadelphia look like?
“High-rise, modern apartment buildings.”
“(A) modern look that’s so out of place with our traditional row homes that have been here for a hundred years.”
“Six- to seven-floor high-rises with garages in the basement. They charge an extra $200 to park.”
“Gray, industrial looking.”
“The houses are ugly as heck. No architectural style. They’re probably two-bedroom, some probably one. And they usually put a deck up. It’s not geared for kids or families. A lot of steps.”
These are…
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lundi 30 mars 2026
