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Formerly incarcerated DePaul professor uses past to shape education of students, inmates
When he was 15 years old, Xavier Perez, director of criminology at DePaul University, admired the makeshift graffiti that decorated the wall of his cell in a juvenile detention center.
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New Elmhurst Code Ninjas franchise teaches children to build video games
Shimoli Trivedi has never been one to plead with her children to stop playing video games.
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Hinsdale Central grads do ‘awful’ job designing clothing
Two former Hinsdale Central high school students have started a new urban street wear clothesline — and it’s totally awful.
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Artists from across the country to showcase work at La Grange Craft Fair
DIY artists from La Grange to Washington state will feature their work at the 44th annual La Grange Craft Fair.
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Kilkea is a Home Inspired by Nature
When a couple looking to downsize reached out to Ami Harari, president of LA Build Corp, they knew what they wanted: lots of warm, inviting space to entertain.
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The Planar House: Where Built and Natural Environments Meet
Looking down at Studio MK27’s Planar House from above, you can hardly tell where nature stops and the home begins.
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Mother’s Day miracle at Chicago’s Lincoln Park Zoo
This year’s Mother’s Day was made extra special for Rollie, one of the Lincoln Park Zoo’s western lowland gorillas, by the birth of her second baby on Sunday, May 12. The species is listed as “critically endangered,” making the birth all the more exciting.
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DePaul organization invites conversation on Israeli-Palestinian conflict
As debate surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict grows at DePaul, one club wants to ensure the conversation continues once the controversy passes.
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Atlanta’s Split Box House Perfectly Links Two Tetris-Like Structures
When architect David Goldschmidt and his family moved to Atlanta nearly a decade ago, they wanted a home for two working parents and three kids that served as an escape from the craziness of day-to-day life, but they never quite found the right place.
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With a Stunning Wavy Glass Facade, Anaha Towers Sustainably in Honolulu
Nature is a crucial part of existence in Hawaii, and Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB)’s new 40-floor residential tower in Honolulu, called Anaha, is inspired by just that.
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