This inspiring new exhibition, co-curated by Jeanne Gang, Studio Gang and the CAC, reveals how design choices can significantly reduce harm to birds while strengthening a city’s overall health for both people and wildlife.
UPCOMING
Flyway City: Architecture for a Flourishing Ecosystem
Photo by Steve Hall, courtesy of Studio Gang.
The Exhibition
Through immersive storytelling, interactive experiences, inspiring photography and models, bird-safe building materials, video and bird-related artifacts from local Chicago organizations, Flyway City: Architecture for a Flourishing Ecosystem reveals how design choices can significantly reduce harm to birds while strengthening a city’s overall ecological health for people and other living creatures.
Co-curated by world-renowned architect Jeanne Gang and her Chicago-based practice Studio Gang in collaboration with the Chicago Architecture Center, the innovative new exhibition invites everyone to take part in making Chicago a leading Flyway City and a flourishing ecosystem for all by offering inspiration and scalable solutions for design that works in concert with nature.
Kresge College Residential Buildings. Photo by Jason O'Rear, courtesy of Studio Gang.
David Rubenstein Treehouse at Harvard University. Photo by Jason O'Rear, courtesy of Studio Gang.
City Hyde Park. Photo by Steve Hall, courtesy of Studio Gang.
Aqua Building. Photo by Steve Hall, courtesy of Studio Gang.
in partnership with
sponsored by
The Comer Foundation Fund at The Chicago Community Foundation
