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Jeanne Gang Announced as 2025 Order of Lincoln Laureate
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker announced Jeanne Gang as a recipient of the Order of Lincoln, the state’s highest honor for professional achievement and public service. Established in 1964, the Order of Lincoln recognizes individuals who have made remarkable contributions to the betterment of humanity in or on behalf of the State of Illinois.
The Lincoln Laureates will be celebrated at the 61st Annual Convocation on May 3, 2025, at the Krannert Center for the Arts at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Studio Gang Selected as Finalist for U.S. Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Biennale
Studio Gang has been selected as a finalist for PORCH: An Architecture of Generosity, the U.S. Pavilion exhibition at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition
of La Biennale di Venezia. As part of the exhibition, Studio Gang’s work will be featured within the U.S. Pavilion, contributing to the broader dialogue on the role of architecture in fostering generosity, connection, and cultural exchange.
Visit porchusavenice2025.org to learn more
Jeanne Gang to Speak at National Building Museum
February 6, 2025
6:30pm EST
401 F St NW
Washington, DC 20001
Studio Gang Moves into New San Francisco Office
Studio Gang is pleased to announce our San Francisco team has moved into a new office at 8 California Street. The new space, located in the heart of the Financial District, houses Studio Gang’s growing team of architects and planners.
Jeanne Gang to Speak at Stanford University's Big Ideas in Sustainability
January 16, 2025
3:30PM PT
435 Lasuen Mall
Stanford, CA 94305
Architectural Record — "Studio Gang’s Populus Takes Inspiration from Colorado’s Towering Aspens"
“Populus really flourishes in full sun, when the daylight animates a scalloped rainscreen with crisp sculptural details, including eyelid-like window surrounds.” writes Leopoldo Villardi in Architectural Record’s feature of Populus.
Studio Gang Selected to Reimagine Former Toronto Coach Terminal Site at 610 Bay Street
The development, designed by award-winning architecture firm Studio Gang, will consist of two towers, 16-storeys and 41-storeys, with residential, retail and community elements, separated by a public plaza that will restore connections between the surrounding neighbourhoods. The design of the development is rooted in the Indigenous principle of the Seven Directions of Connectedness while celebrating the historical importance and character of the iconic Art Deco Coach Terminal.
Studio Gang Shortlisted for Expansion of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art has shortlisted Studio Gang for the design of a new expansion on the Museum’s campus in Kansas City, Missouri. The expansion’s goal is to attract new audiences by creating a vibrant space to host more art, and new creative, immersive and energizing experiences. The project will integrate the campus, the Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park, and the two existing buildings into a cohesive new experience. This presents an exciting opportunity to contribute to the museum’s continued evolution and support its vision of being a welcoming, vibrant cultural center for all.
Studio Gang Completes the University of Chicago John W. Boyer Center in Paris
The new European hub for scholarship and research is Studio Gang’s first completed project in France.
Architectural Record — "Studio Gang Merges Art and Tech at CCA’s Expanded Campus"
“Studio Gang’s team has crafted an elegantly minimalist synthesis of two campus environments, the college’s ambitious sustainability goals, and (it being San Francisco) seismic resiliency,” writes Randy Gragg in Architectural Record’s feature our new building for the California College of the Arts.
Studio Gang Completes Expansion on California College of the Arts’ San Francisco Campus
The new hybrid mass timber building for art and design education establishes a new paradigm for sustainable learning environments.
Jeanne Gang Featured on The Urbanist Podcast
Jeanne Gang joined Monocle Radio’s The Urbanist podcast as North American jury chair of the Holcim Foundation Awards to discuss creating architecture that fosters a healthy planet and supports thriving communities.