At the Chicago Architecture Biennial, Radical Times Demand Radical Change Most of the projects here argue that housing, design and—by extension—public investment must actively honor and sustain people’s histories, identities and lived needs. By Noah Berlatsky
With a $50,000 Grant, Black Quantum Futurism Will Continue to Disrupt Space and Time Rasheedah Phillips and Camae Ayewa have formed a multidisciplinary collective dedicated to collapsing notions of time and consciousness. By Helen Holmes
LES Lenin Statue Removed, Chicago Architecture Biennial Names New Leaders Since 1994, the 18-foot-tall statue of Lenin has stood triumphantly on the roof of 250 Houston Street, known as Red Square. By Alanna Martinez