Edward Keegan

There are still a few months of construction to go, but the Obama Presidential Center doesn’t conform to architectural conventions or styles.

It’s hardly clear what the Chicago Architecture Biennial is offering in this time of radical change.

Edward Keegan: Chicago’s Missing Middle housing initiative aims too low

Edward Keegan: Winnetka school’s updated design honors the old while ushering in the new

In a city where almost everything is on a strict grid and flat, the 606 is neither.

Edward Keegan: Milwaukee is building contemporary timber towers. What about Chicago?

Chicago’s new National Public Housing Museum and Roosevelt Square mixed-use apartments show glimmers of architectural success.

The Chicago Fire stadium needs to be distinctive and genuinely grounded in Chicago’s unique architectural culture.

Completely rethinking their old home was exactly the right move — for the Intuit Art Museum and Chicago.

Chicago’s Lincoln Yards could bring neighborhoods together around a shared resource that would draw visitors from across the city.