In Metropolis this week, author Annie Howard explores Chicago's Architecture Biennial, which opened to the public on September 17th, showcasing a series of 15 site-specific interventions. Arguing that "a tour of the Damen Silos and a celebration of the Wall of Respect show a biennial struggling to achieve longer-term engagement with the city it calls home", the editor questions how much work is needed in order to make the city fully usable to its residents.
Annie Howard
I'm a trans journalist, historian, and urbanist, interested in pursuing projects that raise challenging questions and help lead to transformative social change. I live in Chicago, and I'm pursuing a Master's in Urban Planning and Policy at the University of Illinois-Chicago.
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Understanding the Available City at the Chicago Architectural Biennial
https://www.archdaily.com/971003/understanding-the-available-city-at-the-chicago-architectural-biennialAnnie Howard