Edward Keegan

The president is now living the real estate developer’s fantasy — with seeming no laws, no permits, no reviews and no budget.

Thrive Exchange, a six-story-tall building in South Chicago, is not too large and not too small, but just right for this not-so-typical site.

A new exhibit at the Chicago Architecture Center focuses on the birds that traverse our skies and how to protect them.

Both the Obama Presidential Center’s architects say Barack Obama was very involved and understood the drawings and models throughout the project.

When a donor purchased a plumbing warehouse at the western entrance to Summit on Archer Avenue, Catholic Charities saw an opportunity.

Two new books on Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie and Bogk houses build upon the remarkable legacy of the famous architect.

BandWith Chicago’s new home in East Garfield Park displays a more contemporary approach to Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s minimalism.

The project preserves the character of the Little Village building while allowing Yollocalli Arts Reach’s young users to leave their own mark.

UIC’s newest addition — the Computer Design, Research, and Learning Center — is the most hopeful architectural addition since the 1960s.

In a city where architectural bombast has often been favored over quality, the White House has stood apart for its grace and modesty.