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The Studio Gang team in Memphis is led by Gia Biagi, whose title is principal of urbanism and civic impact at the firm, and who, Coletta says, knows as much as anyone about the Memphis riverfront.

"This practice activates processes that are primarily focused on relations between individuals, communities and environments, delivering a heterogeneous and multifaceted body of work spanning different scales and typologies, reaching beyond architecture's conventional boundaries."

"An intelligent and ambitious proposal...could become a vibrant example of how the city can maximize the built environment to accommodate growing populations, transportation, and human health."

Studio Gang hosted AIA Chicago's launch of an LGBTQI+ alliance with a reception on our Chicago rooftop.

Principal of Urbanism and Civic Impact Gia Biagi participated in presentation advocating for a $400 million development in Atlanta known as "The Stitch" as a member of the Urban Land Institute’s Technical Advisory Panel.

"Ten years ago, she opened the 'wave-like' skyscraper that has made her famous all over the world. Today Jeanne Gang is working on new high-rises in Chicago, New York, and Amsterdam. These buildings are designed to foster social relations among their inhabitants and integrate with the life of the city."

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Jeanne joins the jury for an international competition for a new Powerhouse Precinct at Paramatta in Australia. The proposed Powerhouse Precinct will comprise a new building to house a “24-hour” museum on the banks of the Parramatta River as well as a public space and a pedestrian bridge.

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The Studio was ranked fifth in the Architecture category.

“If we keep environmental impact in mind from the start of the design process, we can create buildings that are functional and aesthetically pleasing, and also bird-friendly,” says Jeanne.

"Along six miles of the Mississippi River in Memphis, Tennessee, Studio Gang and SCAPE have designed Tom Lee Park with architectural interventions, multi-purpose spaces, landscape, and playplaces."

"Studio Gang has revealed plans to overhaul a park on Memphis' Mississippi River, which include building a plant-covered viewing tower, bulbous stoney structures, and a gridded canopy for basketball."

Studio Gang designs building as part of urban plan to vastly improve the safety and the experience of one of Boston’s most important public spaces, for people driving, biking and walking.

Collaborator Jeff Speck makes a case for the transformation of Kenmore Square in Boston.

Studio Gang unveils design of flatiron building to catalyze ambitious new urban design of Kenmore Square.

Tom Lee Park Engagement Center opens at Beale Street Landing to share Studio Gang design with Memphians.

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Jeanne Gang was interviewed as part of Terra Foundation for American Art's year-long project to tell the story of Chicago's art and design history and legacy.

"After months of speculation and mounting anticipation, the high-stakes international design competition to reimagine Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport released five architectural concepts for the ambitious $8.5 billion project. Slated for completion in 2028, the massive facility will handle both domestic and international flights and include its own customs and immigration checkpoints. Combined with two new satellite terminals, the overhaul will increase O’Hare’s total terminal area by an estimated 60 percent, from 5.5 to 8.9 million square feet."

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

Studio Gang-led team Studio ORD is a finalist in the competition to design the first global alliance terminal in the United States. Learn more

Studio Gang selected in international competition to develop new, mixed-use building to house the University of Chicago's Center in Paris.

Studio Gang's design for the County of San Mateo demonstrates how government office buildings can open up to create a sustainable, public campus.

Announcing Studio Gang's first project in France, a mixed-use complex encompassing a new building for the University of Chicago's Center in Paris and a residential building connected by a vibrant new courtyard in the 13th arrondisement.

40 Tenth Ave named one of the most anticipated building completions of the coming year.