John Ronan Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
The eleven architecture studios selected ranged from large-scale multidisciplinary studios employing hundreds of people to small-scale architecture studios, all of them discussing some key urban and architectural projects and ideas being explored in their office. These visits were meant to expand the conversation around projects featured in BOLD as well as visit other Chicago-based offices not featured in the exhibition but with other projects in the city. Ultimately, it was an opportunity for architects and the public at large to engage in a direct conversation about forward thinking ideas for our built environment.
October 5, 2015
UrbanLab
UrbanLab, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
UrbanLab, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
October 12, 2015
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)
SOM, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
SOM, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
October 19, 2015
Woodhouse Tinucci Architects
Woodhouse Tinucci Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
Woodhouse Tinucci Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
October 26, 2015
Ross Barney Architects
Ross Barney Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
Ross Barney Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
November 2, 2015
Studio Gang Architects
Studio Gang Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
Perkins+Will, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
November 9, 2015
Perkins+Will
Perkins+Will, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
Gensler, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
November 16, 2015
Gensler
Gensler, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
Gensler, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
November 23, 2015
Wheeler Kearns Architects
Wheeler Kearns Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
Wheeler Kearns Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
November 30, 2015
JGMA
JGMA, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
JGMA, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
December 7, 2015
John Ronan Architects
John Ronan Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
John Ronan Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
December 14, 2015
Krueck and Sexton Architects
Krueck and Sexton Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
Krueck and Sexton Architects, BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
Besides the studio visits, the Chicago Architecture Biennial organized two public panel discussions with all the participants from BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago. The first panel took place on Tuesday, October 20, and featured the seven projects that comprised the Future Scenarios category. Presenters included David Brown, Design With Company, Hinterlands Urbanism and Landscape, PORT Urbanism, SOM and CAMESgibson, UrbanLab, and WEATHERS. The second panel discussion took place on Tuesday, November 24, and featured all the nine responses to David Brown’s The Available City. Presenters included David Brown and the nine participant firms: 3D Design Studio, Ania Jawroska, Central Standard Office of Design, JAHN, JGMA, Krueck + Sexton Architects, Landon Bone Baker Architects, Margaret McCurry, and Stanley Tigerman.
BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.
BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago, CAB, 2015. © Iker Gil.