The Lincoln Park Row House featured on our portfolio page was quite the transformation. See the dramatic before and after photos below!...

I first took note of Chicago’s Marina City – nicknamed the Corncob Towers – long before I lived in Chicago. They appeared on the cover...

Last Friday I attended the Small Project Awards, a reception hosted by the AIA Chicago Small Practitioners Group. The fourth annual...

Close friends of mine recently built a custom home in Indianapolis and the result is a stunning residence that is both cleanly modern and...

The Pritzker Architecture Prize is awarded every year to a living architect who has contributed significantly to society with his or her...

This incredibly designed retail space is located just around the corner from the (tiny) New York City apartment I lived in during the...

Picture this: You enter a vast cathedral, cool and quiet and immense. In contrast to this solid mass, hundreds of muti-colored ribbons...

I was incredibly fortunate to study in Rome my junior year of college, and one of my favorite class trips was to Villa d’Este in Tivoli...

Julia Morgan (1872-1957) was recently the first woman to be awarded the American Institute of Architects Gold Medal, which recognizes an...

When a friend and I traveled to Paris years ago, she told me that the Musée d'Orsay was a must-see. Upon arriving, it quickly became my...

The Jay Pritzker Pavilion, located in Millennium Park in downtown Chicago, brings together two of my loves - architecture and music. The...

On a cold, winter day in Chicago, a photo of the lovely Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, brightens my mood. The wooden and...

During a recent trip to the John Hancock Center's lounge on the 95th floor, I was certainly expecting spectacular views of downtown...