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CTBUH Journal
International Journal on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
Tall buildings: design, construction, and operation | 2019 Issue IV

"Sur les bords du lac Michigan, aux Etats-Unis, l’édifice qui culmine à 363 m sera livré l’année prochaine. La tour, qui sera la troisième plus haute de Chicago, soigne aussi son rapport au sol. L’édifice se soulève en son centre pour libérer un passage pour les promeneurs."

"A new kind of skyscraper is bringing more light and air to an increasingly dense New York City."

"To understand why Jeanne Gang is a deeply important architect, not just a spinner of eye-catching forms, check out her four Bay Area projects. . . The eclectic mix of projects is a timely reminder that architecture should engage broader cultural needs."

Longtime collaborator and Structural Engineer Peter Heppel joins Studio Gang as a Technology Fellow.

"Mission Rock Building F, as it’s called, looks like that slightly askew stack of books on your desk. It’s mammoth but warm—and fun. It is, in a word, lovely."

"This year offers a trail through some of Chicago’s finest theatres, a visit to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Unity Temple, and plenty of the projects that are defining the ambitions of the city today such as Studio Gang’s Eleanor Boathouse at Park 571."

As part of the Open More Doors video series, ArchDaily visited Studio Gang's Chicago office to discuss its history, workplace culture, and recent projects.

"A new building has made its way into Chicago's skyline — and it's the world's tallest skyscraper designed by a woman."

"Studio Gang founder Jeanne Gang and Rossana Hu, co-founder of Neri&Hu, have joined jury chair Odile Decq on the grand jury of the 2020 RIBA International Prize."

"Une chose est sûre: [Vista] incarne parfaitement ce que l’architecte aime faire: de grands effets avec de petites modifications répétées un grand nombre de fois."

"Jeanne Gang lidera uno de los estudios más influyentes del mundo. Ahora visita España."

"Gang’s 23-story residential tower would be the most startling of all — an almost willfully precarious stack of floors that shuffle out and back so that every three levels there’d be a cliff-like shared terrace for residents."

"Sure to garner the most attention will be Studio Gang’s and Quezada Architecture’s off-kilter residential tower. Its stepped podium leads to planted terraces and raked seating, offering views of the public square. But its tower is what stands: with floors askew, it resembles either the Jenga building-block game or rocky outcroppings of chert found around the city."

In the October issue of Casa Vogue Italia, Benedetta Pignatelli interviews Jeanne Gang about Studio Gang's body of work that addresses contemporary social and environmental issues.

"The current facility will be transformed, and the project includes a landscape design that will connect the AAC with the surrounding MacArthur Park. The project was made to embrace the Arkansas Arts Center’s history and create a contemporary space for the future."

A conversation between Jeanne Gang and Margaret Cavenagh, Principal of Interior Architecture at Studio Gang, was published in a new book released by the University of Pennsylvania.

"11 Hoyt, located on the southern boundary of the district, is another addition to the area set to be completed in 2020."

"YIMBY recently went on a hard-hat tour of Jeanne Gang’s 620-foot-tall, 57-story skyscraper at 11 Hoyt Street in Downtown Brooklyn. The wavy, rippling precast façade has reached the flat roof parapet, while work on the podium and lower floors is headed toward completion."

"Première femme à avoir construit une tour, cette Américaine à la tête d’une importante agence d’architecture réserve un traitement équivalent à ses salariés hommes et femmes."

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The New York Times describes the recently completed Solar Carve "an act of architectural generosity" in their fall architecture preview.

This international design competition has provided the chance of a lifetime for up-and-coming designers to win the prestigious award for innovative design excellence, fund and build their prototype with world-class mentors, and reach unparalleled exposure by exhibiting at Milan Design Week.

"Beloit needed a modern campus center and a new field house, and its residence halls and science complex are just up the hill from the power plant. Alliant officials liked the idea, and the college hired Jeanne Gang’s architecture firm, Studio Gang, to plan the conversion."

After more than two decades designing projects that positively help shape cities around the world, Studio Gang announces the elevation of Juliane Wolf and Weston Walker to Partner. The pair have both collaborated closely with Founding Principal Jeanne Gang for well over a decade to design the firm’s most celebrated projects.