Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 11_06.17.2009
In This Issue:
  • Celebrating Burnham
    Two star architects design pavilions to honor the 1909 Plan of Chicago
  • Mies-ed Opportunity
    Chicago prepares to demolish a minor IIT building and a Gropius campus, too
  • Get Vertigo!
    SOM-designed observation platforms at the Sears Tower's skydeck allow visitors to walk on air
  • Midwest Malaise
    The worst may be over, just not for regional architects
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  • Move Over, MoMA
    AIC's A&D design galleries now the nation's largest
  • Eavesdrop: Sara Hart
  • Open: Lounge
    ROOF at theWit by The Johnson Studio
  • Rail Ready?
    Fast trains may come to the Midwest, but is the infrastructure in place?
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  • Tony Smithereens?
    Wright-inspired house outside Columbus, Ohio threatened
  • Indy's Trail Blazers
    Bike and pedestrian path links arts districts and greenways
  • Q&A: Ivanka Trump
  • The New Neighborhood
    Massive new project planned for historic St. Louis wards
  • Studio Visit: Vincent James Associates Architects
  • Arthur Erickson, 1924-2009
  • Design at Work: Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Offices
  • Outta the Park
    St. Louis Cardinals build a softball field
  • LEED Stampede
    Design professionals rush for accreditation before exam standards are raised
  • Sport City
    Chicago's Olympic bid emphasizes practicality over design
  • At Deadline