RTKL Vice President Keith Campbell lives, works and sent his kids to public schools in Chicago. In this two-part series, he discusses how changes to downtown have affected the quality of city schools – and what can be done to continue to attract and retain the creative class.
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From the very beginning of my Kagan proposal, I had a feeling that measuring the effect that architecture has on happiness would be difficult. I was right. As I stated in my last post, my main research objective is to travel to a selection of the happiest and saddest cities in the US and investigate […]
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Find out why Keith Campbell actually likes paying his property taxes in Chicago.
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How suburban superstores are coming to a city near you.
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Why aren’t more women practicing architecture? An excerpt from the second installment of Lance Hosey’s Huffington Post blog series.
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