Frankie's Summer Club is a pop-up bar and gathering space that opened on June 20th in Philadelphia's Frank Furness building courtyard. Designed by Scout and ISA Architects, the venue reimagines the site using inspirations from a 1964 proposal by Louis Kahn. The space features curved wooden seating and light canopies, creating an inviting atmosphere that echoes Kahn's architectural ambitions while maintaining a contemporary feel. This intervention marks a significant step in Scott's broader redevelopment efforts of the South Broad Street campus, inviting urban discovery through its design.
Frankie's Summer Club, a new pop-up bar and gathering space in Philadelphia, transforms the courtyard of the historic Frank Furness building, inspired by Louis Kahn.
The design features a network of curved wooden seating and metal canopies, creating an inviting atmosphere in a rich urban context, linking past and present.
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