The Commission on Chicago Landmarks

The homes planned for 1948 S. Prairie Ave. are expected go on the market next year.

The Commission on Chicago Landmarks qualified newer buildings for protection on "Chicago's front porch."

The Old Town artists' haven was protected by the Commission on Chicago Landmarks.

The archdiocese said it will tear down the Shrine of Christ the King as soon as it gets permits.

Bertrand Goldberg's Marina City complex was lauded as "an icon of Chicago architecture."

The only building owners to take a position remained neutral.

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

A developer had hoped to build at 159 W. Burton Place over objections of residents and preservationists.

They can't halt a demolition permit for 159 W. Burton Pl., but they hope to have a say in future plans.

The City Council approved the controversial measure Wednesday.

The Commission on Chicago Landmarks set a Thursday hearing to grant preliminary landmark status.

Team officials warn the outfield walls may crumble and have to be rebuilt next year when ivy is removed.

The Landmarks Commission moved to protect the Polish National Alliance Building and grant a tax break.

The facade of the Egyptian Revival-style former Cairo Supper Club building will be protected.

The Commission on Chicago Landmarks moved to protect three university buildings on Chicago Avenue.