Daniel Burnham

The Loop hotel named after the architect will now be known as "The Alise Chicago." 

Revival Food Hall, opening this summer in a vintage Downtown tower, has announced more restaurants. 

The Zoning Committee also signed off on the former home of Chicago Public Schools as a landmark.

Graceland Cemetery, 4001 N. Clark St., is home to notable architects, athletes and businesspeople.

The Commission on Chicago Landmarks moved to preserve the former ComEd building at 125 S. Clark St.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel went to Englewood to offer details on his "Building on Burnham" plan.

The Commercial National Bank Building was also the longtime home of Commonwealth Edison.

The JW Marriott Chicago is offering a six-course dinner with a drawn bath, among other luxuries. 

A building designed by the city's famed architect has met the wrecking ball.

"Jens Jensen The Living Green" will screen for free in Millenium Park next week.

KONKOL: World's Fair photographer Charles Dudley Arnold made photos valuable the Chicago Way.

An architecture firm presented an ambitious, and unfunded, plan to Streeterville residents.

Of the century-old Bridgeport park, an organizer said: "There's history here and we want to keep it."