https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/1735 en-us An architect works with a sprawling one-of-a-kind lot to create an urban oasis for a family.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11581 Fri, 01 Apr 2016 09:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11581-lincoln-park-residence-by-tigerman-mccurry-architects Lincoln Park Residence Interiors, like the kitchen flow to generous, lushly landscaped outdoor spaces. Photo © Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing Lincoln Park Residence Massing is broken up in a way that gives the residence the appearance of a line of rowhouses. Photo © Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing Lincoln Park Residence A Bertoia sculpture sits behind seating and greets guests passing through the double-height entry. Monolithic structures conceal closets. Photo © Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing Lincoln Park Residence A high-performance curtain wall connects the understated living room, with its zinc-clad columns, to the streetscape beyond. Stanley Tigerman designed the aluminum coffee table. Photo © Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing Lincoln Park Residence A perforated-steel stair at the house’s core is dramatized by LEDs running up its middle. Photo © Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing Lincoln Park Residence The kitchen spills into dining areas, including one outside. Photo © Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing Lincoln Park Residence A glass-enclosed bridge connects the central volume to the guest wing and is shielded by zinc louvers. Photo © Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing Lincoln Park Residence A Japanese bath looks out to a bamboo garden. Photo © Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing Lincoln Park Residence The master bedroom is intimately scaled, its plain white walls animated by a fireplace and a Corbu tapestry. A skylight admits daylight, as do ample windows, whose arrangement allows for privacy. Photo © Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing Lincoln Park Residence Image courtesy Tigerman McCurry Architects Lincoln Park Residence Image courtesy Tigerman McCurry Architects Lincoln Park Residence Image courtesy Tigerman McCurry Architects Lincoln Park Residence Image courtesy Tigerman McCurry Architects Lincoln Park Residence Image courtesy Tigerman McCurry Architects Stanley Tigerman has died at age 88. RECORD remembers the "Mr. Chicago," revisiting a 2015 interview with the architect about his hometown and its place in architectural culture.

]]> 1510-chicago-past-present-future-stanley-tigerman.asp Fri, 16 Oct 2015 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/10080-interview-with-stanley-tigerman Symbolism permeates Tigerman's Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Skokie (2009). Q&A with Stanley TigermanSymbolism permeates Tigerman's Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Skokie (2009).Image courtesy Tigerman McCurry Architects Stanley Tigerman shows his model for the Pacific Garden Mission, Chicago's oldest rescue center for the homeless, in 2006, a year before it opened. Q&A with Stanley TigermanStanley Tigerman shows his model for the Pacific Garden Mission, Chicago's oldest rescue center for the homeless, in 2006, a year before it opened. Photo © William Zbaren The Educare Center in Chicago, built adjacent to the Robert Taylor Homes (2000), reflects Tigerman's interest in a playful vernacular. Q&A with Stanley TigermanThe Educare Center in Chicago, built adjacent to the Robert Taylor Homes (2000), reflects Tigerman's interest in a playful vernacular.Image courtesy Tigerman McCurry Architects In 1977, the State of the Art of Architecture conference at the Graham Foundation brought together such young renegades as Charles Jencks, Margaret McCurry, and Stanley Tigerman. Q&A with Stanley TigermanIn 1977, the State of the Art of Architecture conference at the Graham Foundation brought together such young renegades as Charles Jencks, Margaret McCurry, and Stanley Tigerman.Image courtesy The Graham Foundation For Advanced Studies In The Fine Arts Robert Stern and Richard Meier   Image courtesy The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies In The Fine Arts In 1978, Tigerman created his iconic collage showing Mies's Crown Hall sinking like the Titanic into Lake Michigan. Q&A with Stanley TigermanIn 1978, Tigerman created his iconic collage showing Mies's Crown Hall sinking like the Titanic into Lake Michigan.Image courtesy Art Institute of Chicago The State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, Chicago, October 1977. Q&A with Stanley TigermanThe State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, Chicago, October 1977.Photo: Courtesy The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. The State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, Chicago, October 1977; Helmut Jahn (left), Stuart Cohen (right). Q&A with Stanley TigermanThe State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, Chicago, October 1977; Helmut Jahn (left), Stuart Cohen (right).Photo: Courtesy The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. The State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation, Chicago, October 1977; Timothy Vreeland, standing, James Stirling center. Q&A with Stanley TigermanThe State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation, Chicago, October 1977; Timothy Vreeland, standing, James Stirling center.Photo: Courtesy The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. The State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation, Chicago, October 1977; (left to right) Peter Eisenman, Stanley Tigerman, William Turnbull, James Stirling, Ben Weese, and Timothy Q&A with Stanley TigermanThe State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation, Chicago, October 1977; (left to right) Peter Eisenman, Stanley Tigerman, William Turnbull, James Stirling, Ben Weese, and Timothy Vreeland.Photo: Courtesy The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. The State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation, Chicago, October 1977; Stanley Tigerman (left), Charles Jencks (right). Q&A with Stanley TigermanThe State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation, Chicago, October 1977; Stanley Tigerman (left), Charles Jencks (right).Photo: Courtesy The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. The State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation, Chicago, October 1977; Thomas Beebe (left), Charles Jencks (right). Q&A with Stanley TigermanThe State of Art of Architecture symposium at the Graham Foundation, Chicago, October 1977; Thomas Beebe (left), Charles Jencks (right).Photo: Courtesy The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. Located on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan’s southeastern shore, these two 7,000-square-foot homes on six acres expand an existing historic family compound that dates to the early 20th century.

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