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Jeanne Gang discusses the Studio’s ecological Sky Island, new field guide publication, and annual bioblitz.

"The architecture firm aims to use design as a medium to connect people to their environment and bring about measurable positive change”

View the work of Jeanne's students from her recently-concluded Marcus Prize studio at UWM.

"Studio Gang...has launched a Youth Design Leadership Program as part of their commission to reimagine the Memphis riverfront and Tom Lee Park for the Memphis River Parks Partnership. The Youth Design Leadership Program will embed local students in the process of reimagining 25 acres of the Mississippi riverfront from bluff to bank between Georgia and Beale."

Solstice on the Park touted as one of the year's best projects by architecture critic Blair Kamin: "all green architecture should look this good."

City Hyde Park featured in a special Housing issue of the Italian newspaper.

Jeanne Gang profiled in the Ideas section of French newspaper Le Monde.

Stone Stories to open February 15 at Wrightwood 659 in Chicago. 

Beloit College Powerhouse has been awarded the WAFX Prize from the World Architecture Festival. “We have been amazed by the standard of entries across this year’s future project categories and the prize winners in addressing some of humanities greatest concerns. Studio Gang’s masterful Beloit College Powerhouse Project triumphed over a very strong field," commented Programme Director Paul Finch.

Designboom interviews Jeanne Gang at the 2018 world architecture festival. 

Jeanne Gang delivered a Keynote at the 2018 World Architecture Festival in Amsterdam.

Tour Montparnasse was awarded the new prize which recognizes a future project that points to  new ways in which glass and glass technology can be deployed.

11 Hoyt featured as an example of one of four buildings under construction in New York City that "offer a welcome respite from the status quo."

Design Principal Weston Walker presented Studio Gang's City Hyde Park project as part of Columbia GSAPP's conference "Acts of Design: New Housing Paradigms in North America."

"To transform the flat, wide-open park...MRPP picked Studio Gang and SCAPE... to help the park 'reach its full civic potential.'"

"For her firm’s first major project on the Hawaiian islands, principal Jeanne Gang devised a 41-story mixed-use tower inspired by the island’s native red sugar cane, from which it gets its name—Kō‘ula. Comprising shops on the lower levels and luxe residences above, Kō‘ula is poised to embody the indoor-outdoor living only possible in such temperate locales."

Design Principal Juliane Wolf will deliver a keynote at the AIA MN 2018 Conference on Architecture.

"We wanted to bring high design to Brooklyn," said Erik Rose, Tishman Speyer Managing Director.

11 Hoyt featured as an affordable place to buy in the New York Times Real Estate section. Read more.

Publications Director Alissa Anderson will present Stone Stories as part of a panel at the 2018 Associated Independent Colleges of Art and Design (AICAD) Symposium, themed "Artists/Designers/Citizens."

ARCHITECT Magazine announced its annual “Architect 50” list, with Studio Gang coming in at #13 for Design.

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“With the leadership of a remarkable team of designers, we can finally get the riverfront we deserve,” Carol Coletta, president and CEO of Memphis River Parks Partnership, said in a statement. “Next week we open River Garden and River Line. Together with these new assets, and the restoration of the historic cobblestone landing, Tom Lee Park is an unparalleled opportunity to reshape the heart of our Downtown and make a once-in-a-lifetime civic statement for our city.”

"'Each year, we are proud to honor Chicago architects who continue to meet ever-changing project demands with progressive approaches,' said AIA Chicago Executive Vice President Zurich Esposito. He added that this year's winners—which included Studio Gang's University of Chicago North Residential Commons and STL Architects’ The French International School—'not only pay homage to rich architectural traditions but also address evolving global and cultural shifts with diverse and innovative solutions.'"

"For decades, the 200 people employed by the Foundation have sat confined to compact working quarters in a downtown Manhattan office building that inconveniently forced employees to waste time traveling to the Upper East Side museum by train. Now, thanks to an interior by Studio Gang, the Foundation’s new offices match the architectural efficiency of the museum and provide better accessibility all around."

Jeanne Gang is leading the way on pay equity. She closed the gender wage gap at Studio Gang and calls on others to do the same.

October 29 and November 5, 2018
Cambridge, MA