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Inside Doha’s Chicago Rare: a not-so-secret 1920s-style speakeasy bar and restaurant
Within the Four Seasons at The Pearl-Qatar, Chicago Rare offers prime steaks and classic sips in a steakhouse setting designed by Avroko
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Tre Dita restaurant offers Tuscan cuisine and Italian glamour in Chicago
Tre Dita at Chicago’s St Regis Hotel journeys through the small towns of Tuscany to dish up plates of authentic Italian cuisine
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Discover Super Bowl star-turned-designer Michael Bennett’s furniture
Working under Studio Kër, Michael Bennett imbues his sculptural furniture with poignant references to Black history and African diasporic design – now on view at Chicago’s Rebuild Foundation until 11 February 2024
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Chicago Architecture Biennial 2023 launches diverse survey of the built environment
The Chicago Architecture Biennial 2023 opens at the Chicago Cultural Centre and across the city, hosting an array of international design in the event’s fifth edition
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At Chicago Sukkah Design Festival 2023 six pavilions bring together local communities
At the Chicago Sukkah Design Festival 2023, temporary pavilions celebrate local communities and migratory cultural traditions in the North Lawndale neighbourhood
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Stephen Burks explores spirituality and belonging in Chicago exhibition
Stephen Burks’ modern altars go on show in his ‘Spirit Houses’ exhibition at Volume Gallery (until 28 October 2023)
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Chicago science lab invites wellness and design drama to the workspace
A luxurious science lab by Gensler with Sterling Bay Design Studio brings indulgence to this type of workspace; welcome to 1229 West Concord in Chicago’s Lincoln Yards
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‘Be Careful, I Always Am’: Emmett Till memory honoured through Germane Barnes installation
An installation by Germane Barnes honours the memory of Emmett Till in Chicago, and marks the start of renovations to transform Till’s house into a museum
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EXPO Chicago 2023 is an indoor-outdoor art extravaganza, from witches to unicorns
As the landmark 10th edition of EXPO Chicago kicks off, Jessica Klingelfuss explores the fair and this citywide art spectacle, from Derrick Adams’ unicorns to a witch-themed group show
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Chicago coffee cart adds contemporary minimalism to Kenzo Tange building
Chicago coffee cart by Norman Kelley and Spencer McNeil serves up macchiatos and minimalism in iconic Kenzo Tange building
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Norman Kelley designs Aesop Chicago using reclaimed bricks
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Meet the collectives looking beyond the built environment at Chicago Architecture Biennial
The word ‘collective’ crops up quite a lot at this year’s Chicago Architecture Biennial. More and more, architecture studios are defining themselves as collectives in recognition of the important collaborative and multi-disciplinary work that goes on. A collective implies democracy, team-work and group vision. Collective thinking is also a growing part of the architecture and design process, particularly at this biennial, where the definition of architecture moves beyond its own practice and out into the real world, involving communities, policy-makers and planners.
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Art Institute Chicago extension, by Renzo Piano
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Johnston Marklee orchestrates a smooth redesign of the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
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ELLA designs Chicago Architecture Biennial graphic identity
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EXPO Chicago 2017: the highlights
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Ebb and flow: Chicago Riverwalk to transform the city's urban experience
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Chicago Architecture Biennial announces curatorial theme for 2019 edition
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Chicago architects Borderless Studio advocate for spatial justice
The American Midwest is shaking up the world of architecture. Our profile series, part of our Next Generation 2022 project, explores exciting young studios presenting bold ideas for a better future. Here, we meet Borderless Studio
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Meet Chicago architecture’s collaboration champions DAAM
Exciting young studios in the American Midwest are shaking up the world of architecture. As part of our Next Generation 2022 project, we explore ten practices pioneering change. This is DAAM
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Chicago Architecture Biennial 2021 opening highlights
Chicago Architecture Biennial 2021 opens with a series of experiential, immersive, and thought-provoking installations
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Maple & Ash — Chicago, USA
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Honey’s gracefully snuck its way into Chicago’s West Loop dining scene
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Bellemore — Chicago, USA
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The Serenity Suite at Hotel Monaco — Chicago, USA
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The 11-room Publishing House is the first B&B of its kind in Chicago’s West Loop
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Chicago's The Robey is an artfully designed offering by Grupo Habita
Mexico-based Grupo Habita's The Robey, a buzzing hotel in Chicago's Wicker Park neighbourhood is all the rage
