Burnham Pavilion Chicago, Millennium Park
Bold, cutting-edge architectural statements by Amsterdam-based UNStudio and London-based Zaha Hadid Architects drew attention around the world and helped engage people throughout metropolitan Chicago.
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Significant recent structures include One Chicago, River North area, Downtown skyscraper by Goettsch Partners with HPA. This two-tower luxury residential and mixed-use complex was led by JDL Development.
Also worth checking out is a new Stone Island store at 48 East Oak Street, by celebrated Rotterdam studio OMA / AMO. Long before social media, this brand built a loyal community of followers, drawn by their devotion to research and technology.
Finally we feature 800 Fulton Market by the world-famous firm of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM). The mixed-use office tower leverages advanced capacity-monitoring technology and ample outdoor space to promote tenant safety, health and wellness. The 326-foot-tall tower includes pandemic-responsive design features.
Bold, cutting-edge architectural statements by Amsterdam-based UNStudio and London-based Zaha Hadid Architects drew attention around the world and helped engage people throughout metropolitan Chicago.
Evolution of the Skyscraper, Illinois, Chicago – CTBUH (Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat) 2009 conference: new challenges in a world of global warming and recession
Architectural exhibits in Millennium Park designed by London-based Zaha Hadid and Amsterdam-based Ben van Berkel of UNStudio emphasize the importance of boldly imagining a better future for all
Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies Chicago – design by Krueck & Sexton Architects – signature architectural statement about the nature of Jewish culture, light and learning: Spertus Institute Chicago building photos: architecture development.
Largest Addition in Museum History Houses Art Institute’s Renowned Collection of Modern and Contemporary Art and Provides Museum with 30 Percent More Exhibition Space
Traditional materials of brick, concrete, limestone, steel, and zinc are used to form a non-traditional house on a typical lot on the north side of Chicago.
Union Station Chicago, Architect, Entry, Railway Building, USA, Design Union Station Chicago Competition : Architecture Contemporary American Transportation Project – design by Graft Apr 14, 2009 Union Station Chicago Illinois Design Competition entry by Graft Union Station 2020 : A Crossroads for the High-Speed Rail City, USA CHICAGO UNION STATION Organization: The Chicago Architectural Club … Read more
Ball-Nogues Studio Installations, Architecture, Photos, Design, News, Images Installations by Ball-Nogues Studio Catenaries as a unit : Works in Chicago + Venice Jan 18, 2009 Ball-Nogues Studio Installations Unseen Current and Echoes Converge Two installations by Ball-Nogues Studio How do we make something that sculpturally modulate space and changes the circulation flow of an existing … Read more
This 74,000 square foot youth center, located in one of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods, demonstrates a commitment to social progress in providing a constructive environment for area youths to spend their after-school hours.
Northwestern University Building, Evanston Campus, Chicago, Architect, Design Henry and Leigh School of Music Building – Architecture Evanston Campus Building – design by Goettsch Partners, Inc. page updated Aug 20, 2016 ; Oct 21, 2008 Henry and Leigh School of Music Northwestern University Henry and Leigh Bienen School of Music – Northwestern University Evanston Campus … Read more
The SOS community center combines services for foster care families and neighborhood families in one building. SOS is an international not-for-profit agency committed to training foster parents and reuniting siblings
This 42-story office building is located on Dearborn Street in the Chicago Loop. The project was commissioned by the General Services Administration of the US government as part of a plan initiated in the 1950s to update federal administrative and judiciary facilities nationwide.