Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 03_04.13.2011_MW
In This Issue:
  • Feature> Eyes on the Prize
    Chicago is home to two of the profession's leading architecture awards, the Pritzker, often called the Nobel of architecture, and the Driehaus, a $200,000 award that promotes classical architecture and urbanism. Alan G. Brake listens in on the deliberations.
  • Toni Griffin on Hiatus
    Future of noted planner in Detroit uncertain.
  • Open> Restaurant
    South Branch Tavern & Grille by Nick Hadley in Chicago.
  • Cincy Streetcar Derailed?
    New Ohio governor attempting to divert transit funding.
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  • Editorial> Speak Up Now for the Prentice
    With a stay of demolition secured, preserving Goldberg's iconic hospital is as important as ever.
  • Path to Success
    Chicago neighborhood plans a sustainable future.
  • Chicago Museum Out of the Park
    Children's Museum likely to stay at Navy Pier after objections to Grant Park move.
  • Design at Work> CompTIA
    Perkins + Will designs a tech-savvy office emphasizing openness and communication.
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  • Eavesdrop> Ryan Lafollette
  • At Deadline
  • Unveiled> Amanora Apartment City
  • Review> R. Mutt's Family Tree
    After the Readymade at the Smart Museum of Art
  • Review> Planning Palimpsests
    The Scenes of the Street and Other Essays by Anthony Vidler
  • Comment> Mohamed Elshahed
    Tahrir Square: A Collection of Fragments
  • No School Left Behind
    Right-sizing to spur redevelopment in Kansas City.
  • Is Wright Wrong on Chandigarh?
  • North Lake Shore Drive Redux
    CDOT seeking to revamp seven-mile section.
  • No School Left Behind
    Right-sizing to Spur Redevelopment in Kansas City.