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Thursday, August 27, 2020
Chicago Detours >> Are you joining the 1893 World’s Fair tour tonight?
Chicago Architecture Center >> CAC@ Home
AUGUST 26, 2020 • ISSUE 18
SAVE THESE DATES FOR “AN EVENING WITH AN ARCHITECT” ABOARD CHICAGO’S FIRST LADY!
As a CAC@Home
subscriber, you’re the first to know about September’s limited-edition
CAFC River Cruises with top architects on board, whose firms designed
buildings you’ll see along the water. Save these dates, as each event
occurs one time only. These limited-edition, Thursday evening river
cruises include a glass of Champagne, time for Q&A with the guest
architect and FREE Center admission within seven days.
An Evening with an Architect: Adam Semel
Managing Partner, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
CAFC River Cruise departs September 10 at 6pm
An Evening with an Architect: Joachim Schuessler
Principal, Goettsch Partners
CAFC River Cruise departs September 17 at 6pm
An Evening with an Architect: Thomas Kerwin
Founding Principal, bKL Architecture
CAFC River Cruise departs September 24 at 6pm
An Evening with an Architect: Adam Semel
Managing Partner, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
CAFC River Cruise departs September 10 at 6pm
An Evening with an Architect: Joachim Schuessler
Principal, Goettsch Partners
CAFC River Cruise departs September 17 at 6pm
An Evening with an Architect: Thomas Kerwin
Founding Principal, bKL Architecture
CAFC River Cruise departs September 24 at 6pm
IMPORTANT UPDATE REGARDING CAC WALKING TOURS
Through December 2020, CAC building and neighborhood walking tours (departing from locations other than the Center at 111 E. Wacker Dr.)
will be available for purchase on our website on the 15th of the month
prior to the month of the scheduled departure—that’s two to six weeks in
advance of each tour. Please check back each month for new tour
departures and please note that capacity remains strictly limited. Book
only the tours you intend to take and please let us know if your plans
change and you’re unable to attend. This allows us to serve all of our
valued members equally—thank you for your consideration. Previously
purchased tickets for CAC tours remain valid and will be honored on
their original dates unless otherwise noted.
CAC FOR THE FAMILY
Sounding Boards is a mural-centered initiative organized by members of CAC Industry Council member Eastlake Studio in response to the Black Lives Matter movement, with proceeds funding materials, supporting artists and benefiting My Block, My Hood, My City’s Small Business Relief Fund. More than 25 Sounding Boards murals have been created to date, including a permanent unity wall at the Hope Learning Academy Chicago, seen here in progress, and a Chicago Blackhawks mural originally installed just around the corner from the CAC.
Despite the challenges presented by an ongoing pandemic, Eastlake Studio welcomed another CAC Teen Fellow this summer, Zion E. Wilson Chambers, an incoming freshman at Iowa State University and an extremely talented yo-yo enthusiast. “Zion interacted with different studio members every day, ranging from architects and interior designers to our communications manager and studio librarian,” says Eastlake Studio Founding Principal Tom Zurowski, AIA.
“Everyone at Eastlake enjoyed this short time with Zion and wishes him well in his studies. We hope to be able to bring him back next summer when everyone is back in the studio.”
“The office was very welcoming to me,” says Zion. “I enjoyed getting to go on site visits and actually contribute design ideas. It was interesting to see how interior design firms differ from architecture firms. I enjoyed sketching ideas in the office for actual projects and being included in conversations and meetings. I would definitely do it again.”
Listen to “Protest Art Has Covered Boarded Up Businesses—Will It Be Preserved?” from WBEZ’s Curious City and learn more about Sounding Boards and the City of Chicago civic-engagement initiative Boards of Change.
Despite the challenges presented by an ongoing pandemic, Eastlake Studio welcomed another CAC Teen Fellow this summer, Zion E. Wilson Chambers, an incoming freshman at Iowa State University and an extremely talented yo-yo enthusiast. “Zion interacted with different studio members every day, ranging from architects and interior designers to our communications manager and studio librarian,” says Eastlake Studio Founding Principal Tom Zurowski, AIA.
“Everyone at Eastlake enjoyed this short time with Zion and wishes him well in his studies. We hope to be able to bring him back next summer when everyone is back in the studio.”
“The office was very welcoming to me,” says Zion. “I enjoyed getting to go on site visits and actually contribute design ideas. It was interesting to see how interior design firms differ from architecture firms. I enjoyed sketching ideas in the office for actual projects and being included in conversations and meetings. I would definitely do it again.”
Listen to “Protest Art Has Covered Boarded Up Businesses—Will It Be Preserved?” from WBEZ’s Curious City and learn more about Sounding Boards and the City of Chicago civic-engagement initiative Boards of Change.
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