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:
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts
Hamilton Family Charitable Trust
Independence Foundation
Otto Haas Charitable Trust
Pennsylvania Council of the Arts
Philadelphia Cultural Fund
Philadelphia Foundation
Ruth Foundation for the Arts
The William Penn Foundation
People’s Media Fund
