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Posted by Editor on May 18, 2009 in museums, parks, The Loop, tourism | 0 comments

The Nichols Bridgeway: More Than a Massive Downspout

Over the weekend, two of the city’s newest tourist attractions opened: The Art Institute of Chicago’s Modern Wing , which we talked about Thursday, and the...

Posted by Editor on May 15, 2009 in architecture, construction, Grant Park, museums, parks, The Loop, tourism | 0 comments

Art Institute Expansion Opens Tomorrow. Not Quite Done

The Art Institute of Chicago opens its biggest expansion in years tomorrow. The new 264,000 square foot modern wing comes complete with a slew of eco-friendly features,...

Posted by Editor on Feb 27, 2009 in construction, museums, The Loop, tourism | 0 comments

Status Update: The Nichols Bridgeway

After yesterday’s mini-rant about the Art Institute’s Modern Wing, it seemed logical to follow that up with an update on the bridge that will link the museum...

The Nichols Bridgeway: More Than a Massive Downspout

Art Institute Expansion Opens Tomorrow. Not Quite Done

Status Update: The Nichols Bridgeway

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Details of the British School’s South Loop Expansion

Snark on the Park: Last-Minute Hysterics Over The Latest Plans for the North Grant Park Renovation

Chicago’s Riverfront Park Gets Green

Status Update: GEMS Academy at Lakeshore East Now Under Construction

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Chicago Group Finds New Purposes For the City’s Old Office Furniture

Slice of Life: Train Target

Countdown to CityTarget

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Status Update: Things Coming Together at Block 37

The Sign-Eating Tree

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