Articles Tagged with ''Chicago''

The former president suggested that architects speak less and listen more at the conference’s final keynote event.

After a two-year, pandemic-induced hiatus, the country’s largest architecture convention returned with a whirlwind of tours, sessions, and awards.

Chicago notables including Jeanne Gang, Adrian Smith, and David Brown share their tips for visiting the host city of this year’s AIA Conference.

The initial show in the new space ponders the architecture of reparations in the city’s Bronzeville neighborhood.

At Columbia College's Glass Curtain Gallery, the DAP Collective asks viewers to question their assumptions about racial justice and the built environment.

One of Chicago’s most prominent architects, Ross Barney has shaped public spaces from the Riverwalk to transit stations across the city.