From Pope Leo XIV’s childhood church to the reconstructed and relocated Chicago Stock Exchange Trading Room at the Art Institute, Preservation Chicago’s annual ranking of the city’s seven most ...

The Trading Room was relocated in 1972 from the old Chicago Stock Exchange building on LaSalle Street to the Art Institute in a move that was facilitated by John Vinci and Lawrence Kenney of ...

A neglected part of downtown Chicago is perking up as Alphabet Inc. redevelops a 1980s-vintage building designed to house legions of state government workers.

The old Chicago Stock Exchange Building trading room — Adler & Sullivan’s gilded age space rescued from demolition 54 years ago — could be uprooted from its longtime Art Institute of Chicago home ...

Most American cities are organized on an unrelenting grid, an artifact of early European settlers’ simple and unimaginative approach to land surveying and real estate speculation. While most of ...

Despite Chicago's rich and complex history, there is still a lot unknown about its neighborhoods. "That parking lot maybe that's on the corner in your neighborhood didn't always used to be a parking ...

A Chicago building designed by a popular HGTV star and transformed into a "Parisian-inspired live-work sanctuary" has hit the ...

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