EN SU SITIO / IN ITS PLACE
Antonio Fiol-Silva: architecture + urbanism
September 11 – November 14, 2026
Ten years after completing Taller’s permanent home, El Corazón Cultural Center, Taller’s building lead architect, Antonio Fiol-Silva (Founding Principal, SITIO architecture + urbanism), presents an exhibition that reflects on the social role of architecture. EN SU SITIO / IN ITS PLACE Antonio Fiol-Silva: architecture + urbanism conveys how built environments influence collective life, identity, and storytelling through models, drawings, and narrative explorations. The show also honors the 10th anniversary of Taller’s award-winning building project—an enduring gathering place for culture and resilience.
About SITIO:
SITIO is a collaborative practice of architects, urban designers, and planners based in Philadelphia. Founded by Antonio Fiol-Silva – whose studio built a national reputation for award-winning projects – the firm focuses on context-sensitive transformational developments at a wide variety of scales. SITIO is rooted in a commitment to placemaking, sustainability, and design excellence with a regard for local context. This focus has been recognized with several honors, including seven ULI Philadelphia Awards for Excellence and a ULI Global Award for Excellence.
About Antonio Fiol-Silva, FAIA:
Antonio’s career has encompassed prominent roles in the shaping of cities and buildings through his work in both the public and private sectors – from his service as Director of Urbanism for the City of San Juan, to his current role as Founding Principal of the Philadelphia-based SITIO architecture + urbanism.
A dynamic civically-engaged architect, Antonio has been President of AIA Philadelphia and Chair of ULI Philadelphia; he has served as Commissioner of the Delaware River Port Authority and the Philadelphia Historical Commission. He has been a Board Member of the Association for Public Art and of the Central Philadelphia Development Corporation, served as a Global Governing Trustee of the Urban Land Institute, and currently sits on several design-review boards.
Antonio has a Bachelor of Architecture from Cornell University, a Master of Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard University and was a Fulbright Fellow in Barcelona.
This exhibition is supported by:
Otto Haas Charitable Trust