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Monday, November 21, 2005
Almost 50 Dates on December's Calendar of Chicago Architectural Events
The holidays aren't slowing down architecture-related events in Chicago this December. The Gene Siskel Film Center is sponsoring a mini-festival of three films - on Antonio Gaudi, Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright in Japan. There are conferences on Structural Engineering and making affordable construction green and sustainable. There's Archeworks fall critique. There are lectures by Mark Sexton, Steven Holl, Robert Bruegman on sprawl, Charlie Lazor on his Flatpak House, and and the always provocative Dan Wheeler. Add in lunchtime lectures on the Loop's houses of worship, the Illinois Central Railroad's impact on the lakefront, and a discussion of the Tiffany Domes of the Chicago Cultural Center, and you'll find no shortage of choices to supplement your holiday shopping and final visit to Marshall Fields before it disappears under the smothering mantle of Macy's. Look over all of Decembers events here.
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I find it impressive how the city becomes a hub of events, lectures, exhibitions, and tours, offering endless opportunities for both professionals and enthusiasts to engage with architecture and design. This abundance of events reflects Chicago’s deep architectural roots and its ongoing commitment to fostering dialogue and creativity within the community. It’s exciting to see how the city’s calendar transforms into a rich tapestry of experiences that celebrate not just buildings, but the people, ideas, and histories behind them.
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