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CHICAGO Epicenter of American Architecture May 28—June 2, 2022 CHICAGO Epicenter of American Architecture with Rolf Achilles Cloud Gate (Sir Anish Kapoor, 2006, Millennium Park) / Robert Lowe Chicago May 28—June 2, 2022 National Trust Tours returns to Chicago—a quintessential destination for architecture lovers—brought to you as only the National Trust can. Take an architectural cruise along the Chicago River, highlighting the many innovative and historically important architectural designs that were born in Chicago. See several Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings, including his own home and studio in Oak Park, Unity Temple, and the iconic Robie House. Enter Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s Farnsworth House, a masterpiece of design and elegant Modernist simplicity. Enjoy one of the finest private collections of decorative arts from the American and English Arts and Crafts Movements, showcased in the renovated farm buildings of a private estate. And take guided explorations of some of Chicago’s most intriguing and dazzling sites. (left) Chicago Vertical / Mobilus In Mobili Experience the iconic architectural spaces of Frank Lloyd Wright and Mies van der Rohe. (above) Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio / Esther Westerveld; (right) Farnsworth House by Mies van der Rohe CHICAGO Robie House by Frank Lloyd Wright, Hyde Park, IL / Naotake Murayama HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS: SUNDAY, MAY 29 young draftsman into one of Enjoy five nights in the heart of The Gilded Age & America’s most promising the Loop at the legendary Palmer and influential architects. House Hilton, a member of Millennium Park Tour Wright’s home and Historic Hotels of America. Begin the day at the Driehaus studio, a National Trust Museum and take a docent- Historic Site, and see where SATURDAY, MAY 28 led tour of its fabulous the Prairie style was born. Welcome collection of Gilded Age-era Then take a stroll through the to Chicago decorative arts, all housed in surrounding neighborhood the Nickerson Mansion, one to see the exteriors of Upon arrival in Chicago, of the grandest residential several Wright-designed transfer independently to buildings of 19th-century residential properties and the Palmer House Hilton, a Chicago. Drive along the end at the recently renovated revered landmark in the heart city's famed Magnificent Unity Temple, one of the of Chicago’s Loop and a Mile and, following lunch at most significant projects member of Historic Hotels of a local restaurant, enjoy a from Wright’s early career America. The Palmer House specially arranged visit to and an icon of Modern boasts a fascinating history a private home designed architecture. Following and an excellent location by Edgar Miller, a prolific lunch at a local restaurant, within walking distance of Chicago artist, craftsman, drive through the charming the Art Institute of Chicago and architect who strove to Hyde Park community en and Millennium Park. At 4:00 create a “total environment” route to the University of p.m., join study leader and including works in stained Chicago campus, studded architectural historian Rolf glass, tile, fresco painting, with remarkable architecture Achilles, a longtime Chicago wood carving, and sculpture. including Wright’s Robie resident, and walk to the This afternoon, take a guided House. Tour the Robie House Chicago River to spend stroll through Millennium with a docent and learn why the afternoon marveling at Park, an urban space the American Institute of Chicago’s soaring towers combining cutting-edge Architects designated it as aboard a special 90-minute architecture, art installations, one of the 10 most significant architectural riverboat cruise. and landscape design. (B, L) structures of the 20th An expert guide highlights century. (B, L) more than 50 architecturally MONDAY, MAY 30 significant sites, including In the Footsteps TUESDAY, MAY 31 numerous landmarks of Wright Arts & Crafts of Modern American and Mies architecture. Return to the Drive to Oak Park, the hotel for a convivial welcome Chicago suburb where Frank Spend the morning at reception with your fellow Lloyd Wright lived for two Crab Tree Farm, a privately travelers. (R) decades and grew from a owned farm on Lake Michigan, and examine one tour of its renowned of the most important private collection of American Art collections of Arts and Crafts and see the sleek Modern furniture and decorative arts, Wing designed by Pritzker highlighting major works of Prize-winning architect Gustav Stickley. Enjoy lunch Renzo Piano. The remainder at a local restaurant and then of the afternoon is free continue to Plano, Illinois, to continue exploring the for an exclusive viewing museum or city on your own. of Ludwig Mies van der In the evening, gather at one Rohe’s Farnsworth House, of Chicago’s most popular an icon of 20th-century restaurants for a festive Modern architecture and farewell dinner. a National Trust Historic (B, D) Site. Experience its elegant THURSDAY, JUNE 2 simplicity and compelling coexistence with the Landmarks surrounding landscape. (B, L) of the Loop WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 Spend the morning on a The Art Institute walking tour of the historically significant architectural Walk to the Auditorium gems surrounding the hotel, Theatre known internationally including the Rookery, the for its innovative architecture Marquette Building, the and beautiful design Monadnock Building, and flourishes, and as the last the Chicago Federal Center. surviving building to which Return to the hotel for check- architects Louis Sullivan, out before noon and take Dankmar Adler, and Frank independent transportation Lloyd Wright contributed. to the airport for return flights Continue to the Art Institute home. (B) of Chicago for a highlights (right) Chicago (Tiffany glass window at the Driehaus Museum) / Jason Raia Travel with Rolf Achilles Rolf Achilles is an independent art historian, curator of the Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows, and adjunct faculty member at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. A writer and lecturer on various topics related to preserving American artistic heritage, Mr. Achilles is the author of several books on Chicago architecture and commerce. CHICAGO Epicenter of American Culture May 28–June 2, 2022 Tour Information CHICAGO: Terms and Conditions: Upon receipt of Epicenter of American Culture registration, ISDI will send registrant a Participant Tour Agreement detailing the Dates: May 28–June 2, 2022 full terms and conditions for this tour. This document must be signed and returned Tour Cost: to ISDI before participant’s registration is Land Package .........$3,495 considered complete and any arrangements Single Supplement .....$595 can be confirmed. *Tour price is per person based on double occupancy, Cancellations & Refunds: Cancellation by with a minimum of 15 paying participants. participant must be made in writing to ISDI Activity Level: Moderate, good overall and is effective only upon acknowledged mobility required. receipt by ISDI. There is a non-refundable registration and planning fee of $500 per Deposit & Final Payment: A deposit of $1,000 person regardless of cancellation date. per registrant is required to reserve space on Written cancellation received by ISDI on or the tour, of which $500 is nonrefundable for before February 14, 2022: full refund minus ISDI’s registration and planning fee unless the $500 per person registration and planning tour is cancelled due to low enrollment. This fee. Written cancellation received by ISDI deposit may be paid by check or by Visa or between February 15 and April 11, 2022: full MasterCard. Final balance will be invoiced refund minus $1,600 per person cancellation and is due on February 14, 2022 and must fee (includes registration and planning fee). be paid by check to International Seminar Written cancellation received by ISDI on Design, Inc. Registrations are accepted after or after April 12, 2022: no refund. Tour this date on a space-available basis with registration is non-transferable. In the case of payment in full by check only. cancellation, substitutions are not allowed. Flights: Airfare is not included in the tour After the tour has commenced, no refunds price. Participants are responsible for their will be issued for any reason including, but own air arrangements. Please do not purchase not limited to, unused portions of tour. If the airline tickets until the operation of the tour is tour is cancelled by ISDI or National Trust confirmed by ISDI. Tours due to low enrollment, active registrants will receive a full refund of all tour payments. Tour Inclusions: 5 nights at the Palmer House Hilton; breakfast daily, 3 lunches, 1 dinner, Travel Insurance: Travel Insurance is not 1 reception; coffee, tea, and soft drinks with included in the tour cost, but participants meals and 2 glasses of wine with included are strongly encouraged to purchase a travel reception and dinner; land transportation protection plan in conjunction with this by private coach; entrance fees to sites tour, including coverage of trip cancellation, and private visits listed in the itinerary; trip interruption, emergency evacuation/ leadership of Rolf Achilles; services of ISDI repatriation, medical expenses, lost or Tour Manager; expert local guides; gratuities damaged baggage, and other expenses and/or for guides and drivers and at included meals; losses incurred due to unexpected situations. bottled water on coach; service charges and Cancel for any Reason policies, which offer taxes. up to 70% of non-refundable pre-paid trip costs if purchased within a predetermined Tour Exclusions: Airline tickets, airline taxes window, are also available. Should a and surcharges, and baggage fees; airport participant cancel at any time after registering porterage; airport transfers; meals other than for the tour, ISDI must strictly abide by the those specified in the itinerary; gratuities for cancellation policy outlined herein. Travel hotel housekeeping; personal items such as insurance information will be sent upon tour telephone calls, room service, valet service, registration. For additional information, please à-la-carte orders, specialty wines and liquors, contact National Trust Tours at 888-484-8785.
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