The ongoing redevelopment of the historic Julia C. Lathrop Homes is reaching a key milestone this week, officially cutting the ribbon on 414 units of mixed-income housing and a publicly accessible ...

The Chicago Cultural Center is the anchor for the city’s largest architecture festival—the Chicago Architecture Biennial. Walking into Preston Bradley Hall, you’ll see a towering banner with a land ...

The two-year transformation of Uptown’s former Combined Insurance building into a new striking apartment development known as the Draper is nearly complete. The adaptive reuse project at 5050 N.

Reports of scooter-related accidents and injuries in Chicago are mounting. At least ten people went to emergency rooms in the first six days of the city’s dockless electric scooter pilot, according to ...

A whole host of questions spring up when you think about purchasing a home. But one in particular can nag at you throughout the process: Is it actually the right year to buy? In Chicago in 2020, all ...

Just because you are stuck inside, it doesn’t mean you can’t still take in some of Chicago’s best cultural attractions. While physically closed, local institutions are using the power of technology to ...

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Unity Temple in Oak Park. Photo by Nick Fochtman After closing to the public in response to the novel coronavirus, a dozen historic sites designed by famed American architect ...

Homeless Chicago residents “cannot close their doors to this virus,” said Mayor Lori Lightfoot at a press conference Monday after announcing additional efforts to help the city’s most vulnerable ...

The upcoming building will look very similar to this 2018 rendering but with “updated massing,” according to its developers. Pappageorge Haymes Partners/Onni Group A long-discussed—and, for some ...

Curbed's weekly original tours series takes you inside homes with eye-catching style and big personality—from modern tiny homes to pedigreed midcentury gems and everything in between. In the 1960s, ...

A rendering showing the apartment high-rise (center) and office mid-rise (right) proposed for the corner of Lake and May streets. Courtesy Chicago Department of Planning and Development In the West ...