Throughout DesignPhiladelphia, an interactive architectural sculpture will be on display at the Sidney & Ethel Lubert Plaza on Jefferson Hospital's campus. Here's how it works: You answer a few questions about health on an app or this website, and the Beacon will light up and change shape in real-time. Throughout the week there will be a spotlight on the Rail Park, as a way to encourage promoting health and active lifestyles in Philly via design.

Take a tour of the first library to open under the 21st Century Libraries Initiative. The joint venture between Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the city combines a health center, library, and playground in one place.

October 6 from 4 to 5:30 p.m.

When it opens in April 2017, one of the main attractions of the Museum of the American Revolution will be the display of George Washington's tent from the war. At this panel discussion, experts involved in the restoration of the tent will talk about the challenges they encountered trying to restore the tent that the country's first president lived in 240 years ago.

October 6 from 6 to 8 p.m.

This two-day event titled "Modernism, Japanese Carpentry, and the Garden" will delve deep into preserving the architecture of Junzo Yoshimura. A variety of workshops will include a Japanese carpentry demonstration, a look into an actual preservation project currently underway, and a Hinoki roof demonstration.

October 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and October 8 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Local designers have joined forces to transform four apartments in Park Towne Place into design interior installations. The units—three of which are penthouses—were designed by Christina Henck of Henck Designs, Dane Decor, and Woke Souls. The work of InLiquid artists Bobbie Adams, Linda Dubin Garfield, Erica Harney, Sandi Neiman Lovitz, Melissa Haims, Donna Quinn, and Constance Culpepper is also on display.

Here's a sneak peek into our installation at Park Towne Place's penthouse unit #1801. It's open to the public from 10/6-10/16 via #designphilly #henckdesign @danedecor @erica_harney_artist @inliquidart

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The Colored Girls Museum, housed in an actual home in Germantown, will host a talk and tour that investigates how a home can be designed to be a healing place. Given the museum's current exhibit, "A Good Night's Sleep," there will be a focus on the restorative effects of sleeping.

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Another one of Penn's latest architectural feats is open for tours during Design Philadelphia. The Perry World House is a mix of old and new, designed by New York firm 1100 Architect. The $17.8 million limestone building mimics the Gothic Revival style of the original structure designed by architect Samuel Sloane.

October 13 from 1 to 2:30 p.m.

Architect Horace Trumbauer may be best known for his extravagant mansions of the Guilded Age, but he left his mark on many Philadelphia buildings, too. This walking tour will guide you to many of his buildings, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art as well as home residences in Rittenhouse Square. The starting point is at the Union League of Philadelphia. Wear your walking shoes!

Saturday, October 15 from 10 a.m. to noon