The Streets Department will begin construction at Logan Square Park on December 1, focusing on improving sidewalks and updating 8 ADA ramps, with completion expected in Spring 2026. During this time, sections of Logan Circle, the left inbound lane of Benjamin Franklin Parkway, and the left lane of 19th Street north of the Circle will be closed, affecting pedestrian and vehicle traffic, according to the City of Philadelphia.
The project includes rebuilding 15-foot-wide outer sidewalks and enhancing accessibility to support the park's high visitor traffic and upcoming events in 2026. Logan Square Park remains a key landmark in Philadelphia, and these upgrades aim to improve safety, accessibility, and the overall flow around the park, as reported by the City of Philadelphia.
The Streets Department will upgrade Logan Circle sidewalks, add ADA-compliant curb ramps, replace concrete curbs with granite, and improve drainage inlets. The public is advised to follow detours and safety instructions during construction, as stated by the City of Philadelphia.
