This issue explores how fine art can be incorporated into building practices and how large companies are moving from recycling programs to full-fledged strategies on achieving net zero in their carbon emissions.
Arsha Cazazian-Clement should be on your radar. She received her master’s in architecture from Columbia…
The origin of Chicago’s art scene can perhaps be traced back to 1866, when 35…
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