50 Year History of the Chicago Architecture Foundation @ChicagoArchitecture
50 Year History of the Chicago Architecture Foundation  @ChicagoArchitecture
Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In 2016, as CAF turns 50, we’re taking a look at some of the defining milestones we’ve reached along the way. Since its founding days at Glessner House in 1966, CAF has been sharing the stories behind the buildings. We’ve strived for half a century to inspire people to discover why design matters in their communities, cities and lives.
50 Year History of the Chicago Architecture FoundationNo Small PlansInvisible Design: Restoring the Griffin Museum of Science and IndustryEducation at CAFGraceland Cemetery - The Getty and Ryerson Tombs by Louis SullivanHow Does This Building Even Stand?Why the X-Bracing Design?Chicago Board of Trade Building: The Spirit of the Roaring 20sThe Rookery: A Natural Light ChallengeA House That Floats in Nature50 Years of Stories at the Chicago Architecture FoundationUrbanWorks Master Plan for Pilsen
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50 Year History of the Chicago Architecture Foundation

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