Edward Keegan

The new Terminal 5 parking garage at O’Hare International Airport earns a place in Chicago’s long history of parking and architecture.

There needs to be clarification about how these extensive new “parks” in the plans to redevelop the area around the United Center will operate.

Edward Keegan: Has Donald Trump given up his interest in architecture?

Edward Keegan: What kind of year has it been for Chicago architecture?

Chicago has probably allowed the wanton destruction of more great design than any other city.

Proposed projects in Chicago address vacant tracts of land. But realizing their potential doesn’t require another big idea, or even a big stadium.

Three exhibitions in Chicago museums tell some interesting stories about Frank Lloyd Wright, Edgar Miller and Germane Barnes.

Edward Keegan: New Damen Green Line station elevates transit above the mundane

Edward Keegan: Solverre in Uptown adds, provocatively, to Chicago’s long history of glass buildings

Edward Keegan: New West Side Boys & Girls Club is a quintessential Chicago building for the 21st century