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A neighborhood arts venue with social engagement at its core.
The Chicago Architecture Foundation's ambitious new exhibition features 50 transformative proposals for building a better Chicago, presented by 50 of the city’s top architecture and design firms.
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View PDFOur sidewalks and streets contain lots of random objects in the right of way. Is it really possible for cars and people to share this space?
View PDFCan we plan urban centers in a way that accepts fluctuations in population?
View PDFMore than a roof: these $60,000 units provide homeless youth with refuge, ownership and community.
View PDFPutting the power of an entire local business district under one roof.
View PDFMini marketplaces help small businesses get off the ground.
View PDFArchitectural ghosts from Chicago's past ward the city from the status quo.
View PDFA new monument made of familiar materials makes its debut in Burnside.
View PDFDoes Chicago's ward system still make sense as a civic organizing device?
View PDFComing to a block near you! This community pop-up shop adds wheels and a regular service route to locals across several neighborhoods.
View PDFWhat will it take to repair past abuses and nurse our urban waterways back to health?
View PDFComing to 31st Street, the unimaginable: a swimming hole on the Chicago River.
View PDFHouses that push out in order to look in.
View PDF2016 Student Newhouse Architecture + Design Competition winner proposes a community space for teens to solve problems and be creative.
View PDFLarge, municipal water treatment plants aren't the only way to deliver clean drinking water to Chicagoans.
View PDFA hub for design education and local manufacturing engages recovering communities on multiple levels.
View PDFThe "plug and play" solution for activating spaces to sell, play and unite.
View PDFInstead of you going to the theater, this theater comes to you!
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