Edward Keegan: Chicagoland gets its first architecturally distinguished stadium in over a century
Northwestern's new Ryan Field is the most sophisticated sports facility in Chicago since Wrigley Field and Comiskey Park.
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Edward Keegan: How architecture changed after 9/11
Chicago has not kept up the tall building race in the years since 9/11.
Edward Keegan: Chicago architects go back to bricks
New brick-faced projects signal an interest in creating Chicago architecture that fits in.
Edward Keegan: Donald Trump’s design depravity and disregard for expertise
The president is now living the real estate developer’s fantasy — with seeming no laws, no permits, no reviews and no budget.
Edward Keegan: A new Goldilocks urban apartment building for South Chicago
Thrive Exchange, a six-story-tall building in South Chicago, is not too large and not too small, but just right for this not-so-typical site.
Edward Keegan: ‘Flyway City’ explores how Chicago can create a safer urban center for birds
A new exhibit at the Chicago Architecture Center focuses on the birds that traverse our skies and how to protect them.
Edward Keegan: Barack Obama was the shadow architect of a Chicago-style treasure box museum
Both the Obama Presidential Center's architects say Barack Obama was very involved and understood the drawings and models throughout the project.
Edward Keegan: Catholic Charities’ new center in Summit allows for human and architectural flourishing
When a donor purchased a plumbing warehouse at the western entrance to Summit on Archer Avenue, Catholic Charities saw an opportunity.
Edward Keegan: Frank Lloyd Wright’s buildings are always worth revisiting
Two new books on Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie and Bogk houses build upon the remarkable legacy of the famous architect.
Edward Keegan: Garfield Park performing arts center is modern and minimalist
BandWith Chicago’s new home in East Garfield Park displays a more contemporary approach to Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's minimalism.