Last week the AKA Rittenhouse Square hosted a first-look of the newly designed suites.
Meet the designers behind the two new collections, Edward Asfour and Nicholas Cardone. Discover the elegant nuances of the AKA brand.
AKA Rittenhouse Square is located on the corner of 18th and Walnut
Streets, across from the formal entrance of Rittenhouse Square, the
jewel of William Penn’s plan for Philadelphia. The majestic twelve-story
historic landmark has been respectfully transformed with stylish
contemporary interiors while preserving the building’s magnificent beaux
arts façade.
Streets, across from the formal entrance of Rittenhouse Square, the
jewel of William Penn’s plan for Philadelphia. The majestic twelve-story
historic landmark has been respectfully transformed with stylish
contemporary interiors while preserving the building’s magnificent beaux
arts façade.
Brad Korman, ceo Korman Communities welcomes the guests to the newly designed AKA
There are full walk in showers, with double heads
Lisa Heyman and Author Thom Nickels
Ellen Yin, she operates and manages the a.kitchen who catered the soiree, Laura Burkhardt, Publisher of Where Magazine and Nick Pytel , PHS
Elaine Graber, Alisa Federico, Jill Rizen, Lauren Colabelli & Maura Riely
Tammi Cummings & Ray Evers
Tim Dunn & Ryan Rakoske
Jeff Guaracino, Brad Korman, David Fields & Nicole Cashman
Yemi Bello, Treasury Manager at Intercontinental Distillers Limited and James Boney
Nicole Cashman, Eric Robbins and Kristin Foote
Photos by PhillyChitChat contributor Mike Hirata, who has launched a pretty cool online magazine called
Philly Model Magazine.