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Bye-bye Biennial: Reviews mixed as Chicago Exhibit Closes

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Bye-bye Biennial: Reviews mixed as Chicago Exhibit Closes

Taken on its own terms, the Chicago Architecture Biennial was an “unequivocal success,” an event that now joins it with Venice on the world stage. But many think the Windy City's initial international effort was not ambitious enough.

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Our Gang: Can Design Heal Rift Between Police, People?

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Our Gang: Can Design Heal Rift Between Police, People?

Ripped from the headlines, the contentious relations between police and the public they are sworn to protect is dominating news in Chicago again this month, where architect Jeanne Gang recently discussed how design can help.

No-Stick Jam: 3d Printed Stone and String Structure Rocks Biennial

No-Stick Jam: 3d Printed Stone and String Structure Rocks Biennial

U.S. and Swiss designers claim to have created an architectural structure built without any adhesive, just rocks and thread. Now on display in Chicago, Rock Print came together via a robotic arm-like, powder-based 3-D printer.

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Public Design: Is There Still the Will to Build Great Spaces?

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Public Design: Is There Still the Will to Build Great Spaces?

Public money for public projects doesn't have to mean low-bid, low quality design. Daniel Patrick Moynihan made that point 50+ years ago, and last week, the Chicago Architecture Biennial took up the topic. BW was there.

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Architecture biennial celebration opens in Chicago

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Architecture biennial celebration opens in Chicago

The eyes of the global design community are focused on the Windy City this fall as the Chicago Architecture Biennial kicks off a three-month celebration and exploration of the art and utility of the profession, itself. 

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Ahead of Biennial, CAF launches Chi-Design Competion

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Ahead of Biennial, CAF launches Chi-Design Competion

Over 116 buildings dot the skyline of the Windy City, making Chicago one of the skyscraper capitals of the world. The Chicago Architecture Foundation is looking for a new home within their city. Recently, they launched an international competition, welcoming proposals for a Center for Architecture, Design and Education. 

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