Jeanne Gang

Jeanne Gang is creating a better future by building on the past

The internationally renowned Chicago-based architect is transforming neglected old structures into modern marvels.

Why cities should be designed for birds

Habitats that are good for birds are good for people, too.

Sprawl ruined Silicon Valley. Can world-class architecture help fix it?

A development in downtown San Jose will feature five new or renovated buildings by star architects Kengo Kuma and Associates, Bjarke Ingels Group, Studio Gang, and James K.M. Cheng Architects.

Leading women architects protest harassment and inequity

Architects, curators, and allies gathered offline at the Venice Architecture Biennale to voice their dissent on the industry’s longstanding gender inequity.

This Year’s Must-See Architecture Is A Mountain Of Paper Tubes

Studio Gang’s dizzying Hive is composed of over 2,500 metallic cardboard tubes.

Jeanne Gang Visualizes Melting Polar Ice Caps In A Crystal Table

The Tallest Tower In The U.S. Is Being Built By A Woman

Jeanne Gang To Build Dorm That’s Googleplex-Meets-Hogwarts

To lure students into campus housing, the University of Chicago commissioned Studio Gang to build a residence based on the entrepreneurial spirit of collaboration.

Jeanne Gang: Better Design Can Help Fix The Housing Slump

The architect argues that American housing needs to adapt to the realities of America today.

Architect Jeanne Gang Wins $500K MacArthur Genius Grant

Gang, a 2011 Fast Company Master of Design, is the only design figure to take home the prestigious award this year.

Can You Tell If These Buildings Are Designed by Women?