Articles Tagged with ''Chicago''

In the basement of a former warehouse, a sophisticated intepretation of the Jewish ritual bath embraces both religious requirements and architectural context.

This adaptive reuse expansion bridges the West Loop’s industrial past and sustainable future.

The two firms turn a narrow retail space into a welcoming eatery.

A hand-drawn animation by architectural cartoonist Klaus imagines a cityscape where 60 of the 263 entries to the 1922 Chicago Tribune Tower competition had been built.

Supported by a grant from former ‘Tribune’ critic Blair Kamin, Keegan’s new column will appear biweekly on Sundays.

Designed with thorough input from area residents, the 28,000-square-foot club is situated at the site of the old Chicago & North Western railyard.

A founding member of the Chicago Seven, Weese will be remembered for his academic, institutional, and housing work, and his push for preservation.

The 2020 Design Vanguard's makeover of an 1,800-square-foot unit honors the Hancock Center's distinctive exoskeleton with striking structural elements.

Strategic interventions, such as a sculptural steel stair and double-height corridor, transform the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's disjointed Flaxman Library into a cohesive learning hub.