Ludwig Mies van der Rohe designed his now-iconic twin residential towers at 860-880 N. Lake Shore Drive, completed in 1951, the small and lightless kitchens and baths were in keeping with the era’s attitude, but they look.." /> Ludwig Mies van der Rohe designed his now-iconic twin residential towers at 860-880 N. Lake Shore Drive, completed in 1951, the small and lightless kitchens and baths were in keeping with the era’s attitude, but they look.." /> Ludwig Mies van der Rohe designed his now-iconic twin residential towers at 860-880 N. Lake Shore Drive, completed in 1951, the small and lightless kitchens and baths were in keeping with the era’s attitude, but they look.." />
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July 2009
A Fast Fete
By Barri Leiner, Megan Lovejoy, Bridget Maiellaro, and Cassie Walker
We wanted to throw an impromptu summer bash, so we kept the to-do list simple: takeout food, local beer, and a quirky theme—a “Taste of Chicago” at home Read more
Going Digital
By Brad Spirrison
The Tribune and the Sun-Times are both bankrupt and the future of the newspaper industry is in doubt. Thanks to the Internet, some of Chicago’s best-known reporters and columnists have already turned the page and are now almost exclusively read online. So where can you find them? Read more