The company’s new flagship has plenty of civic ambitions, but doesn’t quite live up to them.
It seems that the most contemporary aspect of Wright’s work is his unique, manually recursive design process.
A new residential tower by Studio Gang fosters neighborly interaction through imaginative architectural form.
In the film adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s book, a few people’s domestic fantasies are enough to tear apart Anthony Royal’s Brutalist monolith.
Instead of draining a wetland to help build a city, AECOM is filling and restoring one.
A small exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago unpacks a Dutch magazine’s obsession with the American master.
With this year’s selection, 2016 will be remembered as the year the Pritzker rallied around a vision of architecture as a social, ameliorative practice.
The “State of the Art of Architecture” generally delivers on its promise to expand our definition of architecture as a cultural art.
Chicago’s Design with Company fashions an architectural garden party for the third annual Ragdale Ring Pavilion.
