Robert A.M. Stern’s books form the definitive history of New York’s architecture. Why doesn’t Chicago doesn’t have a similar ...

In December 2020, Lori Healey joined the Obama Foundation as Senior Vice President and Executive Project Officer for the Obama Presidential Center (“the Center”). She is leading the work to build and ...

There is so much fanfare for the city's downtown architecture, but a new book argues the real heart and soul of Chicago ...

If you only have time for one experience in Chicago, make it this one. Chicago is often referred to as the city of architecture because of its terrific display of skyscrapers. The best way to see them ...

The Chicago Architecture Biennial on Friday announced its sixth-edition event, planned for next year. As in past Biennials, it will have a central exhibition in the Chicago Cultural Center, which will ...

Evan Jahn is a firm believer in the power of technical architecture to advance sustainability goals while enriching the experience of the built environment. With a collaborative approach, he has ...

The Architecture & Design Film Festival (ADFF) returns to Chicago next weekend in its second consecutive year at the Chicago Architecture Center (CAC). The five-day festival features 20 films, ten ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The American Institute of Architects Chicago (AIA) wants the public to vote on the 40 new designs by Chicago architects for non-profit's annual awards celebration. The executive ...

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This article was originally published by Northwestern University’s Medill Local News Initiative and is republished here with permission. Blair Kamin ended his 28-year run as the Chicago Tribune’s ...

Based in America’s third-largest city, these Chicago interior designers and architects have widely varied styles: from bold ...

The directors, who are part of an art collective, wind up stretching architecture’s net in so many directions that it begins to fray. By Christopher Hawthorne The writer, a senior critic at the Yale ...