Who designed city of brotherly love?

The City of Brotherly Love, commonly known as Philadelphia, was designed by the English architect and surveyor William Penn in 1682. Penn envisioned the city as a planned urban space with a grid layout, emphasizing green spaces and a harmonious environment. His design aimed to promote religious freedom and social equality, reflecting his Quaker beliefs. Notable features include the wide streets and public squares, which were intended to foster community interaction.