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Arts & Culture, On Culture Jan 3, 2018
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Amazon won’t save the Thompson Center, but Nathan Eddy might

The Berlin-based documentary filmmaker hopes to rescue a building in danger of destruction.
- By Deanna Isaacs
- Tags: On Culture, Amazon, James R. Thompson Center, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Governor Bruce Rauner, Helmut Jahn, State of Illinois Center, Nathan Eddy, Northwestern University, Bertrand Goldberg, Prentice Women's Hospital, Landmarks Illinois, Bonnie McDonald, Oscar Boyson, Felipe Lima, The Absent Column, Nate DeYoung, Starship Chicago, Brian Cagle, Stanley Tigerman, Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago Architecture Biennial, Jack Guthman, Video

Blogs, Bleader Nov 27, 2015
Long reads from the Reader archive for your long Thanksgiving weekend

Sink your teeth into these favorite Reader features.
- By Ryan Smith
- Tags: News, Media, Chicago Reader, long reads, squirrels, David Bazan, mince pie, Stanley Tigerman, Lee Sandlin, Jessica Hopper, Chicago Architecture Biennial, Losing the War, Paul Newey

Blogs, Bleader Oct 2, 2015
The Chicago Architecture Biennial opens this weekend

The inaugural Chicago Architecture Biennial opens Saturday; here's a glimpse of what you'll see.
- By Deanna Isaacs
- Tags: Architecture, Arts, News, Chicago Architecture Biennial, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Chicago Cultural Center, Sara Herda, Joseph Grima, Jeanne Gang, Stony Island Arts Bank, Stanley Tigerman, Pedro+Juana, :Port Urbanism, Gramazio Kohler Research, Self-Assembly Lab, Onishimaki+Hyakudayuki, Studio Gang, Norman Kelley, Selgascano, Helloeverything, Kere Architecture, Louis Susman, John Minge, BP

Arts & Culture, Fall Preview Sep 9, 2015
The five more stars at this year's Fifth Star Awards include Sandra Cisneros, Steppenwolf, and old lion Stanley Tigerman
- By Deanna Isaacs
- Tags: Fall Arts, Fall Preview 2015, Fifth Star Awards, Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, DCASE, Sandra Cisneros, Ella Jenkins, Stanley Tigerman, Norm Winer, Joffrey Ballet, Sweet Honey in the Rock, NTO, Nicholas Tremulis Orchestra, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, XRT All Stars, Kelly Hogan, Frank Orrall, JC Brooks, Jimmy Chamberlin

Arts & Culture, Art Review Jul 8, 2014
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The micro and macro of 'Architecture to Scale'

The Art Institute exhibits works by Chicago bad-boy architect Stanley Tigerman and LA firm Zago Architecture.
- By Lucy Wang
- Tags: Art Review, Stanley Tigerman, Art Institute of Chicago, Architecture to Scale: Stanley Tigerman and Zago Architecture, Keck & Keck and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago Seven, Archeworks, River North, Illinois Holocaust Museum, Skokie, Indiana, Los Angeles, Zago Architecture, XYT: Detroit Streets, Laura Bouwman, Recommended

Blogs, Bleader Oct 24, 2013
A lifetime achievement award for Stanley Tigerman

The architect will receive AIA Chicago's Lifetime Achievement Award.
- By Deanna Isaacs
- Tags: Arts, Architecture, Stanley Tigerman, AIA Chicago, American Institute of Architects, Boardwalk Apartments, Elise Glickman, Stanley Tigerman and the Boardwalk Apartments, ARCHEWORKS, Illinois Holocaust Museum

Blogs, Bleader May 20, 2013
Reader's Agenda Mon 5/20: Dinosaur improv, Charlie XCX, and architecture

What's on the Reader's Agenda for Monday, May 20
- By Tosten Burks
- Tags: Do This, Arts, Links Hall, Improv, Icona Pop, Charlie XCX, Riviera Theatre, Marina & the Diamonds, Seminary Co-Op Bookstore, Hyde Park, Stanley Tigerman, Margaret McCurry

News & Politics, Zoom in May 9, 2013
Zoom in: the Loop

A parking garage that resembles a Rolls-Royce is significantly more fascinating than a parking garage that resembles a parking garage.
- By Luca Cimarusti
- Tags: Zoom in, parking garages, the Loop, Wabash, Stanley Tigerman, Chicago, Rolls-Royce

Blogs, Bleader Feb 15, 2012
Tigerman talks

Architect Stanley Tigerman speaks tonight at the Graham Foundation
- By Deanna Isaacs
- Tags: Architecture, Lit & Lectures, Books, Stanley Tigerman, Graham Foundation, Chicago architecture

Blogs, Bleader Nov 29, 2011
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Tigerman, extracted

Stanley Tigerman takes on the influence of Mies van der Rohe in a new collection of architectural essays, Schlepping Through Ambivalence.
- By Deanna Isaacs
- Tags: Architecture Week, Architecture, Variations on a Theme, Stanley Tigerman, Schlepping Through Ambivalence, Yale University Press, Mies van der Rohe, Robert A.M. Stern, Daniel Burnham, Frank Lloyd Wright, Columbian Exposition, Video

Blogs, Bleader Nov 28, 2011
Starting today on the Bleader: Architecture Week

Today we start round two of our weekly online-only feature "Variations on a Theme."
- By Tal Rosenberg
- Tags: Architecture Week, Architecture, Variations on a Theme, Architecture Week, architecture, Deanna Isaacs, Kevin Warwick, Vegetarian Week, Stanley Tigerman

Arts & Culture, Art Feature Nov 23, 2011
Tigerman on the loose

Chicago architecture’s chief bad boy and critic takes on his own contentious career
- By Deanna Isaacs
- Tags: Art Feature, Stanley Tigerman, Tigerman and McCurry, architecture, Emmanuel Petit, Skokie Holocaust Museum, Anti-Cruelty Society, architoons, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Ayn Rand, George Fred Keck, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Robert A. M. Stern, Venice Biennale of Architecture, Marg, Archeworks, Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center

Blogs, Bleader Mar 11, 2010
The Farewells to Bruce Graham

The Wall Street Journal's obit of Bruce Graham reads a lot like the one the Chicago Tribune had already published.
- By Michael Miner
- Tags: Media, News Bites, Bruce Graham, Blair Kamin, Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, Stanley Tigerman, Walter Netsch, John Hancock Center, Sears Tower, Karen Pensiero, Stephen Miller

Blogs, Bleader Apr 17, 2009
Walk, don't run, to the Holocaust Museum

Forty-eight hours before its grand opening, workers at the Illinois Holocaust Museum are still scrambling.
- By Deanna Isaacs
- Tags: News, Chicagoland, Skokie, Illinois Holocaust Museum, Holocaust Museum, Stanley Tigerman, Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center

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Amazon won’t save the Thompson Center, but Nathan Eddy might

The Berlin-based documentary filmmaker hopes to rescue a building in danger of destruction.

Long reads from the Reader archive for your long Thanksgiving weekend

Sink your teeth into these favorite Reader features.

The Chicago Architecture Biennial opens this weekend

The inaugural Chicago Architecture Biennial opens Saturday; here's a glimpse of what you'll see.

The five more stars at this year's Fifth Star Awards include Sandra Cisneros, Steppenwolf, and old lion Stanley Tigerman

Recommended
The micro and macro of 'Architecture to Scale'

The Art Institute exhibits works by Chicago bad-boy architect Stanley Tigerman and LA firm Zago Architecture.

A lifetime achievement award for Stanley Tigerman

The architect will receive AIA Chicago's Lifetime Achievement Award.

Reader's Agenda Mon 5/20: Dinosaur improv, Charlie XCX, and architecture

What's on the Reader's Agenda for Monday, May 20

Zoom in: the Loop

A parking garage that resembles a Rolls-Royce is significantly more fascinating than a parking garage that resembles a parking garage.

Tigerman talks

Architect Stanley Tigerman speaks tonight at the Graham Foundation

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Tigerman, extracted

Stanley Tigerman takes on the influence of Mies van der Rohe in a new collection of architectural essays, Schlepping Through Ambivalence.

Starting today on the Bleader: Architecture Week

Today we start round two of our weekly online-only feature "Variations on a Theme."

Tigerman on the loose

Chicago architecture’s chief bad boy and critic takes on his own contentious career

The Farewells to Bruce Graham

The Wall Street Journal's obit of Bruce Graham reads a lot like the one the Chicago Tribune had already published.

Walk, don't run, to the Holocaust Museum

Forty-eight hours before its grand opening, workers at the Illinois Holocaust Museum are still scrambling.

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The Berlin-based documentary filmmaker hopes to rescue a building in danger of destruction.

Sink your teeth into these favorite Reader features.

The inaugural Chicago Architecture Biennial opens Saturday; here's a glimpse of what you'll see.

The Art Institute exhibits works by Chicago bad-boy architect Stanley Tigerman and LA firm Zago Architecture.

The architect will receive AIA Chicago's Lifetime Achievement Award.

What's on the Reader's Agenda for Monday, May 20

A parking garage that resembles a Rolls-Royce is significantly more fascinating than a parking garage that resembles a parking garage.

Architect Stanley Tigerman speaks tonight at the Graham Foundation

Stanley Tigerman takes on the influence of Mies van der Rohe in a new collection of architectural essays, Schlepping Through Ambivalence.

Today we start round two of our weekly online-only feature "Variations on a Theme."

Chicago architecture’s chief bad boy and critic takes on his own contentious career

The Wall Street Journal's obit of Bruce Graham reads a lot like the one the Chicago Tribune had already published.

Forty-eight hours before its grand opening, workers at the Illinois Holocaust Museum are still scrambling.

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