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The Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation will officially open to the public in Spring 2023! At the time of urgent need for better public understanding of science and greater access to science education, our design for this latest addition to New York's historic American Museum of Natural History forms a fluid landscape that heightens visitors’ sense of discovery and wonder.

Jeanne Gang has been named the 2023 recipient of the Charlotte Perriand Award by the Créateurs Design Association. Now in its second year, the award recognizes architects whose work, like that of Perriand, reflects the belief that good design improves the quality of life of its users and community.

The AIA New York has recognized 11 Hoyt in Brooklyn, New York with an Honor designation for Architecture, the highest level of recognition awarded as part of the chapter’s annual Design Awards program.

Two Studio Gang projects are AN Best of Design Awards Editors' Picks as part of this year's program. One Delisle received a commendation for "Unbuilt - Residential, Multi-Unit" while 11 Hoyt was selected in the "Residential - Multi-Unit" category. The annual awards program, now in its 10th year, judges entries based on several criteria: strength of the presentation, evidence of innovation, creative use of new technology, sustainability, and, most importantly, good design.

Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, Chicago Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot, and Chicago Department of Aviation Commissioner Jamie Rhee gathered at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport to announce the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Record of Decision, a key milestone that clears the way for construction for the new O'Hare Global Terminal (OGT).

The St. Regis Chicago took home four awards as part of this year’s CTBUH Awards of Excellence. In addition to the Audience and Category Award for “Best Tall Building 300-399 Meters,” the building also received the Audience Award for “Best Tall Mixed Use Building” and “Best Tall Building Americas.”

WSJ. Magazine has named Jeanne Gang its 2022 Architecture Innovator. Now in its 12th Year, the annual Innovator Awards recognizes groundbreaking talents across a range of disciplines whose ideas offer a blueprint for a better future.

Studio Gang has been selected to design the new Women's Leadership Center in William's Bay, Wisconsin. Nestled in a woodland site on the shores of Geneva Lake, the Women's Leadership Center will create a unique destination for developing, sustaining, and advancing diverse women leaders across business, technology, engineering, and science. It is expected to complete in 2024.

Jeanne Gang has been named the recipient of the 2022 ULI Prize for Visionaries in Urban Development, the most prestigious and respected honor in the real estate, land use, and development community. As the Prize laureate, Jeanne will be a featured speaker at the 2022 ULI Fall Meeting in Dallas on October 25 at the concurrent session from 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. Central.

Studio Gang’s 23-story multi-family residential tower in San Francisco’s Mission Rock neighborhood has broken ground. The building is the fourth and final tower in the first phase of the San Francisco Giants’ and Tishman Speyer’s creation of a dynamic 28-acre, mixed-use waterfront community across from Oracle Park. In addition to designing the residential tower, Studio Gang facilitated the collaboration among the cohort of design architects of the Phase One buildings to establish a cohesive architectural language for the neighborhood.

The St. Regis Chicago (Vista Tower) and Assemble Chicago are finalists in the 10th Annual Architizer A+ Popular Choice Awards. Cast your vote.

"Today Spelman College will break ground on the Studio Gang-designed Center for Innovation and the Arts, a new academic building that combines STEM and arts programs under a single roof."

A transformative gift of more than $5.2 million will create a vibrant new new home for the University of Kentucky’s College of Design out of an old tobacco warehouse in Lexington.

Jeanne Gang sits down with host George Smart while at Palm Springs Modernism Week to talk about the Brick Weave House, the O'Hare Global Terminal, and why she's more interested in life on earth than in space.

The St. Regis Chicago is highlighted in the current issue of the magazine.

"There are few prospects more thrilling than your first view of downtown Chicago's clustered towers as you head north on Lakeshore Drive, and Gang has enriched this ensemble with a landmark that is also a thoughtful response to context and climate."

Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design has named Harvard GSD alumna and Professor in Practice Jeanne Gang to address the 2020 and 2021 classes for an in-person celebration and Special Commencement Ceremony.

"A canyon-like atrium built of shotcrete highlights the long-awaited expansion."

"Whereas the museum has always projected a kind of imposing, inscrutable majesty, its new building is consciously more porous, with welcoming floor-to-ceiling classroom windows...The center’s transparency also extends a hand to the museum’s neighbors."

Tom Lee Park highlighted among this roundup of architecture projects breathing new life into Memphis, Tennessee. "...this Memphis architecture renaissance is attracting world famous names to the table, including Herzog & de Meuron and Studio Gang. This iconic music city is finally singing a new song, or at least adding some new riffs to its storied landscape."

"Under the latest round of NYC's Department of Design and Construction (DDC) Project Excellence Program, Commissioner Thomas Foley has announced that the agency has selected 20 firms to provide architectural design services for New York City’s future public buildings project."

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat recognizes the St. Regis Chicago for two Awards of Excellence, named "Best Tall Building 300-399 meters" as well as "Best Tall Mixed-Use Building" for 2022.

Nominated anonymously, the Beloit College Powerhouse is in contention for this prestigious award, which celebrates built works that recognize the altered circumstances of the human condition.

The United States Department of State - Bureau of Oversees Buildings Operations shares a virtual tour of our design for the new campus in Brazil, designed with ATRIA and KCCT.