'Frank's Home,' Richard Nelson's Blueprint of Architect's Life, Premieres in Chicago
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Playbill - Frank Lloyd Wright, a singular American character whose life was the stuff of good drama, is the cornerstone of Richard Nelson's new play, Frank's Home, starting a world premiere run Nov. 25 at Chicago's Goodman Theatre.
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By ANDREA SCHOELLKOPF Journal Staff Writer  Developer Coda Roberson built the house about 30 years ago for his new bride, Reba, nestled into the once-rural green land of the city's West Side bosque.
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The new logo for the New Museum of Contemporary Art will be featured in a campaign to promote the institutionâs move to a new home in downtown Manhattan.
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With its ability to interweave art and civic life, the new Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston is the most important building to rise there in a generation.
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One afternoon in August, about 100 passengers were sitting on a sightseeing boat, cruising down the Chicago River to look at some of the city&#39;s most vaunted architectural gems.
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Historic Church Hill's annual holiday festival will conclude tomorrow with a homes tour from noon to 6 p.m.  Eleven houses will be open:  -- 719 N. 33rd St., home of Karen Kulinich  -- 9 N. 30th St., home of Frank Von Richter  -- 500 N.
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When the collection at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri, outgrew its space, architect Steven Holl faced a challenge.
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Daniel Libeskind became one of the world's best-known architects when his emotionally charged plan for the World Trade Center site was chosen. Then, according to most versions, he was shunted aside when the developer brought in his own architect to redesign Libeskind's signature Freedom Tower.
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Bold and communally minded, Michael Maltzanâs housing projects in Los Angeles are a refreshing rarity in architecture.
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The Museum of Tolerance started off with good intentions, over $100 million in donations, an eye-catching design by architect Frank Gehry, a 2004 kickoff ceremony attended by Arnold Schwarzenegger, and a great piece of Jerusalem real estate.
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"An Arsonist's Guide to Writers' Homes in New England" (Algonquin, 320 pages. $24.95), by Brock Clarke: America lives in the age of the memoir and the confessional. It's the defining literary legacy of our time, much as insanely long novels marked the Victorian Age.
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On a mid-morning in early August, Richard Florida -- theoretician du jour about what makes cities succeed -- wouldn't stop staring at the rows of bungalows speeding past his car window in the city's Brookland area.
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Perched above a shopping mall in a  skyscraper at the heart of corporate America, the new home of  New York's leading jazz orchestra is a long way from the smoky  basements and soulful southern cities of the past.
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An event at Gracie Mansion looked back at "The Gates," the Christo art project that Mayor Bloomberg declared a work of genius.
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Imagine having a dream home in a private, peaceful, bucolic setting &#151; and being unable to sell it because it was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
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NEW YORK  - "The Architect" interweaves the stories of two families, one headed by a community activist and the other a well-heeled architect who designed the low-income housing project that the activist seeks to have torn down.
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By Jana Eisenberg  Adam and Jennifer Goetz had been living in Manhattan -- she working as an art director, and he as a sous-chef at the Waldorf- Astoria -- but always knew that they wanted to raise children in their hometown, Buffalo.