Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 07_09.14.2011_MW
In This Issue:
  • Review> Industrial Strength
    Small, Gritty, and Green: The Promise of America's Smaller Industrial Cities in a Low-Carbon World by Catherine Tumbler.
  • Design at Work> Chicago Law Office
    Architecture firm 4240 transforms a former auto repair shop into uplifting office space.
  • Open> Restaurant
    Tribute by Steven Dandrea and Houts Architects in Chicago.
  • Down by the Riverside
    New Cincinnati neighborhood addresses old planning woes.
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  • Safdie's Shells
    Cultural center breathes life into downtown Kansas City.
  • Village Greener
    Chicago's Atrium Village to get four towers and a two acre park.
  • Kingdom Come?
    Saudis ask Chicagoans to design the world's tallest tower.
  • City of Broadening Sidewalks
    Chicago drafts first-ever master plan for pedestrians.
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  • Sizing Up a Smaller Detroit
    Mayor Bing announces progress on plan to shrink city.
  • Obit> Douglas Garofalo, 1958-2011
    Cutting-edge Chicago architect passed away at his home the day before his 53rd birthday.