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Chicago Architecture Foundation Exhibit Puts Spotlight on College of Architecture Student Work

Chicago Architecture Foundation’s new exhibit premiering June 22nd features College of Architecture undergraduate and graduate studio work. Unseen City: Designs for a Future Chicago tackles the question, “What might this neighborhood and city become?” Designs include a 19th century boulevard transformed for the 21st, a horizontal deconstructed Willis Tower, an industrial district as creative hub, and a skyscraper that scrubs the air.

IIT exhibits:

Hi-Rise, Lo-Carb
Studio Associate Professor Antony Wood, Spring 2012 undergraduate studio
Collaboration with Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat and Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture

Garfield Boulevard: Completely Stripped Naked, Dirty, and Wet
Assistant Professor Marshall Brown, Fall 2011 graduate studio

For more information, visit the Chicago Architecture Foundation website.

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