In the process, it’s become a reference for other Chicago DIYers.
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‘Between States’ is for the community but forgets the community
A new exhibit at the Chicago Architecture Foundation has lofty ambitions but could use some gravity.
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Q: I’m a queer girl living with a male partner. This weekend, we found ourselves in an after-hours club, made some new friends, and ended up at a house with two other guys and a girl. Things were pretty playful with everyone except for one of the guys. We all wanted him gone, but he […]
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Transforming Pullman into a national park
The Positioning Pullman project aims to ease the south-side neighborhood’s transition.
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Hyde Park & Kenwood Issue: Beyond Robie House
A tour of some of the neighborhoods’ lesser-known architectural gems
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The Nest Issue: The Best Room In The House
Six Chicagoans show us their favorite living spaces: Busy Beaver button lady Christen Carter, Columbia assistant prof and fashion scholar Virginia Heaven, arts advocate Paul Klein and floral designer Amy Crum, architect Brad Lynch, and artist Jackie Seiden