Edward Keegan

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

Despite architect Stanley Tigerman's fame and enduring influence, none of his buildings enjoy landmark protection.

Flat iron structures are essential elements of thriving urban communities.

The new Forty Acres Fresh Market on Chicago Avenue in the Austin neighborhood succeeds at every level.

Providing context for the idiosyncratic work of architect Bruce Goff isn’t easy. The Art Institute's latest exhibit tries.

2025 included a few head scratchers: a papal pilgrimage site in suburban Dolton and an entire wing of the White House demolished.

Robert A.M. Stern's books form the definitive history of New York’s architecture. Why doesn't Chicago doesn’t have a similar historical record?

While his forms could seem casual and arbitrary, Frank Gehry was an amazing planner who always produced buildings that were easy to navigate.

The exhibit on Frank Lloyd Wright’s chairs is a unique opportunity to view tangible objects designed by the architect.