ARCHITECTURE GETS CENTERED

2018 ANNUAL REPORT The latest jewel in “ Chicago’s architectural crown.”

—CHICAGO TRIBUNE CONTENTS

Exhibits 6 Tours & Volunteers 8 Programs 10 Education 12 Financials 14 Meet Your City Campaign 16 Donors & Partners 18

DEAR FRIENDS,

We are delighted to provide you with this annual report The scene was set by Goettsch Partners, hired by Illinois detailing the Chicago Architecture Center’s fiscal initiatives, Center management to glass in the building’s once accomplishments and financial performance in 2018. open air plaza, resulting in a new usable indoor space with sweeping views of North Michigan Avenue and Turning Dreams Into Reality By any measure, 2018 was a whirlwind year for CAC the Chicago River. From that terrific starting place, staff, trustees and volunteers. The opening of the new Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture brought vision Chicago Architecture Center (CAC) in late August to the interior spaces, and with one masterful stroke capped a nearly decade-long search for a permanent removed a portion of the plaza floor to unify it with the home for the organization. We had envisioned a concourse level below. Turner Construction, with the space where the activities that built our reputation same scrupulous attention to detail, made these designs would have room to grow—from tours and lectures real. By August—eight short months after construction to family festivals and design career programs for teens. began—we had the home of our dreams, complete with We were excited about the new conversations our a box office, retail shop, tour orientation hall, volunteer expanded exhibit experiences would create. library, 9,000+ square feet of gallery space, a design studio and a 150-seat lecture hall. While the vision had time to mature, our path to the opening was remarkably short. In July 2017, our Board Envisioning a Center of Trustees selected the site of our new home after a From the beginning, we believed that a new custom- thorough, painstaking search. They saw the potential built home would transform our 52-year-old organization. in a Mies van der Rohe building above the river. We imagined what that transformed organization Two short months later, we publicly announced our plans would look like and could offer Chicagoans and our to create the CAC. At the beginning of 2018, we kicked visitors. We asked our audiences—members, tour off the Meet Your City capital campaign at our annual takers and Open House Chicago attendees—what they gala. The response by supporters to our vision of a trans- thought of our vision and how they would improve it. formative new home was extraordinary. By the end of the They were sentimental about our old name, but excited year, more than $12 million was raised for the campaign, by the opportunity to discover new aspects of our surpassing the $10 million goal for programs and capital. mission in one place. Their points-of-view were folded To build an international destination for architecture and into our new exhibits and our marketing campaign inviting design, we needed partners with global reputations. Chicagoans to “Get to the Center of Architecture.”

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 3 New Beginnings We are gratified beyond measure by Chicago’s embrace The CAC hosted a week of special donor and member of our new center. Yet we’ve felt the city’s embrace with events in late August leading to the public opening of each new CAC experience: when we were founded in 1966 the Center on August 31. More than 2,000 people took to save Glessner House; when our first docents graduated part in opening week festivities, which included two VIP in 1971; when we introduced the Newhouse competition receptions, a ribbon cutting, a docent and volunteer for teens in 1982; when we created the CAC River Cruise reception, a reception for CAC members and a breakfast in 1983 and partnered with Chicago’s First Lady in for cultural leaders. 1993; when we introduced our first award-winning K–8 curriculum in 2002; when we unveiled the Chicago City We expected great things during our public opening Model in 2009; and when we introduced Open House over Labor Day weekend, but held our collective breath Chicago in 2011. Perhaps we needn’t be surprised with to see how Chicagoans and visitors would react to Chicago’s warm reception to the CAC in 2018. But we are our new home and our transformation into the Chicago thankful. And we are looking forward to seeing what the Architecture Center. next year has in store. The response of the public and media coverage was overwhelmingly positive, and it was clear that our new home had become a prominent destination for tourists and locals. Within a few months, the CAC received the 2018 “Best New Attraction” award from Friends of Downtown. But beyond the skyrocketing visibility, media attention and accolades from civic leaders, architecture critics and leading architects, something more important was happening. By bringing tours, exhibits, education and public programs under one roof, we have created something unique. Our vision has taken root and our hopes to create an authentic Chicago community center and hub for all things Chicago architecture has come true. LYNN OSMOND JOHN PINTOZZI Audiences that in the past had never come in contact Hon. AIA, CAE Chair, Board of Trustees with each other are now rubbing shoulders in our new President and CEO home: visiting tour-goers, proud Chicagoans, design enthusiasts, Chicago Public School students considering careers in design, young design professionals and architects with global reputations. Their proximity and mutual interest in good design and building a better Chicago has resulted in the kind of intensity we hoped to create. We’re setting new goals and creating thoughtful programs for everyone, from thought leaders to teens in all 77 Chicago neighborhoods. Our new visibility is bringing interest from partners eager to join in our vision for Chicago as well.

4 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER More than a museum, more than a center, [the CAC is a] center of conversation that in my view is more important and more imperative than ever before, [where] people from different walks of life, different backgrounds, have a shared experience.”

— MAYOR RAHM EMANUEL Chicago City Model

EXHIBITS THE OPENING OF THE CAC resulted in the significant expansion of exhibit space, from about 1,600 square feet to more than 9,000 square feet. Visitor response GET CENTERED to this change has been overwhelmingly positive.

Prior to the CAC’s opening, a modest exhibition program was hosted at 224 S. Michigan Avenue in early 2018 that included the Chicago City Model (on display January to March) and one temporary exhibition titled Chicago River Edge Ideas Lab (March to June). Chicago River Edge Ideas Lab was completed in collaboration with the Metropolitan Planning Council and the City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development. Nine design teams from around the world were asked to propose speculative solutions for bringing new energy or improved ecological health to three sites in the downtown segment of the Chicago River. Participating firms included Adjaye Associates; Ross Barney Architects; James Corner Field Operations; Perkins+Will; Sasaki; Site Design Group; Skidmore, Ownings & Merrill; Studio Gang and SWA.

Chicago Gallery CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER EXHIBITS » The Chicago Gallery traces important events and innovations that have made Chicago a mecca for designers and architecture lovers. It includes a greatly expanded Chicago City Model (now including more than 4,400 buildings), enhanced with light projections and an 8-minute orientation film detailing Chicago’s legacy of design leadership. It also features a gallery of stories examining Chicago neighborhoods, vernacular architecture and major current projects that are reshaping the city. » » Building Tall in the Drake Family Skyscraper Gallery From Me to We in the Usher Lambe Rotating Exhibits includes a large survey of contemporary tall buildings Gallery is an investigation into the challenges and and examines the impact they have had on shaping opportunities connected to global population growth urban life. Models of iconic Chicago skyscrapers sit and rapid urban migration. Curated by Phil Enquist, alongside entries from some of the world’s most famous consulting partner at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, design practices, including Foster & Partners, Moshe the exhibit presents visions for the future put forward Safdie Architects and Zaha Hadid Architects, to cite a few. by six local design teams that addressed six critical Several models commissioned by the CAC were built at topics: Ecology (Ross Barney Architects); Energy (Farr a 1:91 scale, in order to demonstrate the quantum leaps Associates); Materiality (STL Architects); Technology in height attained by designers over the past 100+ years, (Skender Construction); Mobility (RATIO); and Livability and to serve as welcoming beacons for passersby. The (PORT Urbanism). It also includes a world map that gallery includes a survey of Chicago’s architecture firms indicates where the fastest urban growth is predicted that are currently designing supertall buildings, as well as to occur in the next three decades. a summary of important tall building design innovations and a deep look at the design process behind the world’s current tallest building, the Burj Khalifa.

The permanent galleries in the CAC were conceived by CAC staff and many partners, including:

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More than 24 Chicago architecture firms also contributed content or loaned models to the opening exhibitions.

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 7 TOURS & VOLUNTEERS GET CENTERED

2018 MARKED GREAT CHANGE with tours and volunteers. More than a dozen tours that previously departed from 224 S. Michigan received a significant makeover to reflect the CAC’s new location. In addition, to handle new needs with the opening of the Center, the number of CAC volunteers grew to more than 3,000.

WALKING TOUR REVAMP CAC docents took on a large task in 2018 with the re-scripting of several core tours to reflect the new departure location at 111 E. Wacker. Eight walking tours were refreshed and five brand new walking tours were scripted. Before reworking the tours, staff and docents surveyed guests to learn what makes a tour most appealing and “shopped the competition” to ensure our walking tours would be the best in the market. The tour changes reflected customer desire for shorter tours that embraced storytelling rather than just fact-based architectural details. Revisions also included “breaks” to give tour takers opportunities to ask questions and reflect on POPULAR TOUR OFFERINGS the information they hear.  Historic Skyscrapers and Historic Treasures of Chicago’s Golden Age were the CAC’s two most popular walking tours, with more than 6,000 attendees

 The Chicago Athletic Association Hotel tour had the highest attendance of any building tour

 Frank Lloyd Wright in Oak Park drew in the most attendees of all the neighborhood tours

 Pedway tours drew in more than 1,000 tour takers and have grown in popularity due to the CAC’s move to Illinois Center

 There were some notable bus tour successes, including a series of annual themed bus tours (topics like churches, bungalows, murals) that completely sold out

 Aside from the revamped tours, docents created several new tours, including Chicago Murals by Bus, Explore Chinatown, Fort Sheridan by Bus, Women in Chicago Architecture Bus Tour and the World’s Fair 125th Anniversary Bus Tour

8 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER RIVER CRUISE CELEBRATES 25 YEARS Chicago’s First Lady Cruises and the CAC celebrated 25 years of partnership and signed a new 20-year contract in 2018. The 90-minute boat cruise led by the CAC’s volunteer docents continues to be the most popular CAC tour, in both attendance and revenue.

MORE VOLUNTEERS In total, the CAC’s volunteers gave more than 56,000 hours of their time to lead tours, greet and engage guests at the CAC, guide CAC students and assist at Open House Chicago. It was the first year theCAC ’s volunteer corps was divided into four categories: docents, education guides, guest services and exhibit hosts. Staff in the CAC’s volunteer department and education department spent the first half of the year designing new volunteer opportunities and training. In addition to 450 docents, who have been an essential to the CAC’s success for years, CAC volunteers grew to include 35 education guides, 90 guest services volunteers and 160 exhibit hosts. Of these volunteers, 75 were completely new to the CAC. Four two-day training sessions were held for exhibit hosts and two half-day training sessions were held for guest services volunteers. The education department led four trainings to train education guides to lead new field trips titled “Chicago: City of Architecture” and “Building Blocks of Architecture.” Education guides and exhibit hosts also lead a new guided exhibit experience called “Insider Guide to the Galleries.”

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 9 PROGRAMS GET CENTERED

IN 2018, the CAC offered 41 adult programs with nearly 3,330 attendees. More than 80 designers and community leaders participated in the programs as featured speakers or panelists. Programs continued until July at 224 S. Michigan and resumed in September at 111 E. Wacker in the new Joan and Gary Gand Lecture Hall. The CAC’s regularly scheduled, ongoing series include:

ARCHITECT TALKS The second full year of the CAC’s Architect Talks series brought in luminaries from across the field, tracing the evolution of each practitioner’s work refined over a career. Guests included Wilkinson Eyre, Heatherwick Studio and Annabelle Selldorf. The series, underwritten by Related Midwest, attracted 368 attendees to its three lectures.

BEHIND-THE-SCENES More than 300 people attended behind-the-scenes tours, including two offered to the public: The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare on Navy Pier (Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture) and the Armour Institute (Pappageorge Haymes) in Bronzeville. Members-only tours included Hotel Zachary in Wrigleyville (Stantec) and the new tenant amenity spaces in Willis Tower Obama Presidential Center architects Tod Williams (from left) and Billie Tsien with moderator Reed Kroloff in September (Gensler, Gonzalez Architects). BUILDING TALL SERIES Co-hosted by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), Building Tall continued with two sessions in 2018. In February, international experts discussed green initiatives in the tall building industry and in November, panelists reviewed ways to revitalize aging Modernist skyscrapers.

DAYTIME TALKS The CAC’s popular monthly lunchtime lecture series included presentations on the remarkable Women of the 1893 World’s Fair and planned Congress Theater renovations. There were only eight lectures in 2018, due to the move, but nearly 800 people attended.

Architect Robert A.M. Stern with moderator Geoffrey Baer at an event sponsored by Related Midwest

10 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER DESIGN DIALOGUES CAC’s quarterly evening lecture series on timely design trends and local planning issues covered topics like OCT 13–14 2018 the future of water management in Chicago and new trends in retail experience. Speakers and panelists The eighth year of Open House Chicago (OHC) included 14 local designers. continued to build on the event’s status as the CAC’s signature community initiative. Over two CURRENT PROJECTS days, an estimated 100,000 attendees made 366,000 visits to 279 sites in 29 Chicago This series covering significant new projects in Chicago neighborhoods and two adjacent suburbs, with included only one program in 2018, but it was an important the help of 51 community partners. Attendance one. The sold-out lecture—and the first ticketed event at bounced back after 2017’s rain-driven decline, the CAC—featured architects Tod Williams and Billie Tsien maintaining OHC’s position as the second reviewing their design for the Obama Presidential Center. most attended event of its kind in the world. For the first time ever, a slight majority of all LIFELONG LEARNING OHC visits took place in communities outside of Downtown. It was a strong year for our non-credit adult education OHC 2018 was made possible through the programs, with 289 attendees. This series takes a deeper generous support of Wintrust, the National look at architecture topics through book talks, multi-week Endowment for the Arts, ComEd, Tawani book clubs and lectures. Highlights included a review of Property Management and Lifeway. Media the best and worst in design in 2018 and a three-part sponsors included the Chicago Tribune and book club with architect Doug Farr. Chicago magazine. Additional partners included Choose Chicago, the Chicago Transit Authority and the Open House Worldwide PARTNER PROGRAMS family of events. In addition to core programs outlined above, more than The 9th annual Open House Chicago will take 800 people attended seven special programs hosted with place October 19–20, 2019. partners, including the Consulate-General of Japan, MAS Context, ARUP and the Museum of Contemporary Art.

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 11 EDUCATION GETS CENTERED

THE CAC’S EDUCATION PROGRAMS had a great impact on students, teachers and families in 2018, with a 4.5% increase in the number of people served over 2017. Among the most significant changes were the launch of new studio programs and field trips to enhance theCAC visitor experience, the formation of a new education guide volunteer program (see more information on page 8) and the opening of the new and improved ArcelorMittal Design Studio at 111 E. Wacker.

TEEN PROGRAMS Teen programs served nearly 5,500 teens—a 25% increase In 2018, the education department prioritized building new over 2017—through field trips (3,399), design competitions partnerships with organizations like Urban Arts Collective (822 entries), the Teen Fellows program (32) and other to host a Hip Hop Architecture Camp; the National initiatives, like school visits (1,219). Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to launch a new teen ambassador program; and the Austin STEM Learning TEACHER TRAINING Center for spring and summer programming. Some The CAC served 321 educators through trainings and continuing partnerships include Northwestern University’s professional events. An inaugural educator reception Center for Development course, After School Matters introduced 106 educators to the CAC and outlined how and Chicago Public Libraries. These partners are and will it can be used as a valuable education resource. In addition, continue to be key stakeholders in our new center. 110 new educators were trained to use the CAC’s No Education commenced its fall season in the new Small Plans graphic novel in the classroom. In 2018, the ArcelorMittal Design Studio by testing various program CAC distributed 8,735 free copies of No Small Plans models and updating all field trip offerings, to increase to students and outstanding requests for 2,010 books participation and activate the CAC. Studio programs will be fulfilled in 2019. resumed in early October, offering previously established FAMILY PROGRAMS weekly and monthly programs like Read and Build, as The CAC served 10,024 youth ages 3–14 and their families well as new programs like Family Build, which activates through field trips (4,071), studio programs (1,918), festivals the studio every Sunday. In addition, special education (3,385), camps (221) and other offerings like birthday events and activities were held in the Gand Lecture parties (429). This reflects a 32% decrease from 2017, Hall, including the Teen Fellows graduation, the Open due to the closure of the studio during peak season (June House Chicago Family Festival, an educator reception through September) for the move to the CAC. and an inaugural Family Gingerbread House Workshop.

12 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER OTHER 2018 EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS

 NEW FIELD TRIPS | The CAC now offers three PreK–8th grade field trips that start and end at the CAC. Fifty education guides were trained to lead the new field trip experiences and have also been instrumental in on- and off-site workshops for students.

NEW NEIGHBORHOOD TEEN AMBASSADORS PROGRAM | Funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, this program gave 16 Chicago teens an opportunity to develop research projects exploring the architecture and history of Bronzeville during a weeklong summer immersion experience and fall workshops.

 ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE FESTIVAL PARTICIPATION The CAC’s sixth annual Engineering Fest drew in 1,205 participants from 126 unique zip codes. Throughout the year, the CAC also had a presence at other community festivals, such as ComEd’s Switch On Summer! and CAC@Adler.

MEET YOUR CITY CIVIC OUTREACH | The CAC’s three-year, city-wide civic education initiative continued, through school visits, workshops and CAC attendance at local and national events. The CAC also presented on No Small Plans at the inaugural Obama Foundation “Community Conversations” conference for more than 100 community development partners.

DISCOVERDESIGN.ORG IMPROVEMENTS The number of registered users on this national resource for student design projects has grown to 11,591, a 13% increase from 2017.

36 TH ANNUAL NEWHOUSE ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN COMPETITION | Approximately 1,100 students participated in eight design challenges created by the CAC in partnership with community organizations. In May, more than 50 professionals reviewed 617 final projects from 31 schools.

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 13 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018

Revenues 1% Tours 15,545,987 2% 1% Capital Campaign 8,199,171 3% < % Development 2,095,393 1 7% Membership 959,551 Retail Activities 628,869 Center Revenues 284,227 Education and 146,661 Public Programs 56%

Association of 94,981 29% Architecture Organizations Administration 53,087

TOTAL REVENUE 28,007,927

Expenses

Tours 11,751,337 1% Marketing and 2,346,018 4% 1% Promotion 4% Administration 2,203,334 7% Education and Public Programs 2,039,172 Capital Campaign 1,550,683 9% Development 997,166 % Retail Activities 891,102 53 10% Membership 280,616 Association of 131,246 Architecture Organizations 11% TOTAL EXPENSES 22,190,674

14 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER 2018

ASSETS Current Assets Cash and investments 6,441,491 Accounts/pledge receivable 3,597,072 Inventory 1,208 Prepaid expenses 197,620 Total Current Assets 10,237,391

Property and Equipment Net equipment and leasehold improvements 12,066,287

Other Assets Collection items 1,716,823 Receivables, noncurrent 3,349,200

TOTAL ASSETS 27,369,701

LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Accounts payable 176,549 Accrued liabilities 1,070,062 Deferred revenue 83,983 Current portion of long-term debt 151,578 Total Current Liabilities 1,482,172

Long-Term Liabilities Long-term debt 4,824,058 Deferred rent 4,145,142

TOTAL LIABILITIES 10,451,372

NET ASSETS Net assets without donor restrictions 11,377,136 Net assets with donor restrictions 5,541,193

TOTAL NET ASSETS 16,918,329

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 27,369,701

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 15 Julia and Stanley Stasch Steven and Jacqueline Stein/ Stein Ray LLP Stone Real Estate Corp. Jill and Robert Tanz

$25,000–$49,999 AIA Chicago AmTrust Realty Corp. CallisonRTKL Kathleen Carpenter and John P. Gould The Chicago Architecture Foundation Auxiliary Board Jonathon Cordell Jacquelyn M. DeThorne DLA Piper dyson Epstein Laura Erickson and Alan Matsumura ESD Ghafari Associates Delta Greene CAC President and CEO Lynn Osmond, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Breck and Nancy Hanson architect and CAC trustee Gordon Gill and CAC Board of Trustees President John Pintozzi HED Heitman Julie and David Jacobson MEET YOUR CITY CAMPAIGN Jahn Jeffrey and Jill Metcoff Jahns Will and Sharon Johns Camille and Natacha Julmy $1,000,000+ The Chicago Architecture $50,000–$99,999 Kurt and Julie Karnatz ArcelorMittal Foundation Docents Mary Jo Abrahamson and Volunteers Alvin and Elizabeth Katz The Drake Family Allstate Insurance Company John and Nancy DiCiurcio Thomas and Divina Kerwin Joan and Gary Gand Melissa Arnold Memorial Eckenhoff Saunders Henry and Marti Kuehn The Atwood Foundation $500,000–$999,999 Architects, Inc. Brian Lee Tom Brean John and Kathleen Buck Gensler Luminii DSM The Brinson Foundation James Goettsch and James Larry and Mary Mages Searle Funds at the Chicago CBRE Zheng/Goettsch Partners Magnusson Klemencic Community Trust Graham Foundation CIBC Associates Turner Construction Foundation for Advanced Studies Council on Tall Buildings Theresa Mintle and in the Fine Arts and Urban Habitat $250,000–$499,999 Michael Toolis Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Hem and Asha Gupta and Family Barbara C. and Shannon Moore and Architecture Sandra Helton and Thomas E. Donnelley II Ron Kropp (The Donnelly Foundation) Carlins and Loewenberg Families Norman Edelson Lloyd B. Morgan and Magellan Development Lendlease Virginia and Gary Gerst Lynn Osmond and The Elizabeth Morse Jenny and Craig Niemann Golub Family Foundation Christopher Multhauf Charitable Trust Merry Ann Pearson Jack and Sandra Guthman Ozinga Related Midwest John C. Pintozzi Joe and Rika Mansueto James D. Parsons and Sterling Bay The Alan and Steven Schwartz Catherine and Orjan Odelbo Lynne Considine Nieman Linda Usher and Malcolm Lambe; Families and Midtown Perkins+Will Scott and Jackie Renwick Lauren and Kristin Lambe Athletic Clubs Charles C. Porter Kathleen Rice Barry Sears $100,000–$249,999 Jay Porter and Patricia and Dick Schnadig Kenneth R. and SOM David Smith Nydia and Michael Searle Veronika G. Adamo Thornton Tomasetti Riverside Investment and Skender Anonymous UL Development Solomon Cordwell Buenz Mary and Joe Burns USG Foundation John and Amanda Rutledge Stantec Richard and Ann Carr Susan and Bob Wislow Emmy and Steve Stanley Syska Hennessy Group

16 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER In memory of Uncle Bob Katherine C. Jahnke Dale Lois J. Bider Eva and Lynn Maddox W.E. O’Neil Construction Mary Dedinsky and Patricia A. Biedar Amy Mandel Carlisle Herbert Wight & Company Ryan Biziorek Mary Mehl Mariah F. DiGrino WMA Consulting Engineers, LTD Carolyn and Richard Block Hartley L. Meyer WOHA, Singapore Monica Drane and Barbara Breakstone Paul Shadle Robert Michaelson Barbara Clark $10,000–$24,999 Pamela Duke Carol Mitchel Richard Clark and Anonymous Sylvia Dunbeck Mary Munday Ronald A. Monroe Gina A. Berndt Catherine Fey Kathleen Coles Charlotte Mushow bKL Architecture LLC Kenton and Janet Foutty Sandra Danforth Beth Najberg ComEd Donna and Glenn Gabanski Jennifer Darnall Jason and Erin Neises Executive Construction, Inc. Jolanta Gal Duane M. DesParte and Margret Newman exp. John Tielsch and John C. Schneider Timothy S. Nickerson Fay Hartog-Levin Deborah Garber Jeffrey Dineen Ellen Oberhart Kelly S. Jones Steven and Lori Gersten Rebecca Dixon Mary Orth Neo-Metro Sari Gluckin and Gregory Dreyer John H. Paige Pepper Construction Company Lance Friedmann Cathy and Craig Easly Katherine and Jason Patch Harry and Susan Seigle Sandy Guettler Dian and Ted Eller Site Design Group, Ltd. Lena Hansson and Nora Engonopoulos Dave and Laura Plumb Robert W. Grist Studio Gang Architects Margaret Eulberg Karen Rigg Siobhan Hartsell Ann Thompson, AIA Linda Ewing Susan Robertson Laureen F. Higgins Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company Bonnie Forkosh Bryan Robson Barbara and James Javorcic Theodore and Cindy Yi Diana and Dave Foth Corinne Rohr Robert and Sheila Joynt Charlotte Frei Hallie and Brant Rosen $5,000–$9,999 Larry Kameya Rick A. Blair Joan Friedman Judith Kaufman Mitch Rosenfeld Jeanne M. Brett and Vicki and Rob Garza Richard Klawiter Marcia and Larry Ross Stephen Goldberg Dana and Jason Genco Lori Kleinerman Matt Ruder Thomas A. Carmichael and Alice Glicksberg William and Wendy Lipsman Alison Schlickman Catherine Hayden Sabra Goldman Jill and Michael Lowe Nancy Schwab Carol C. Coletta and Gail Goleas and John Montgomery Jeanne and Timothy Mayes David Matenaer Russ and Barb Seward Victoria Herget and Heather McWilliams and David and Fawn Gottlieb Sohil Shah Fred Fischer Robert Parsons Charles Gurian Penny Shaw Carrie and Harry Hightman Priscilla Mims Jean and Robert Guritz Junia Shlaustas Brent A. Hoffmann Janet Myers Tim Haaf David Smith Nila Leiserowitz Jeffrey N. Owen Kathleen Hanley Thomas and Francine Snyder Susan Pappas Constance Rajala Douglas Harrison Elizabeth Sohn-Hirsch The Richard H. Driehaus L. Richard Petracca III Bonnie Hemphill and Harold Hirsch Charitable Lead Trust Dan Pinkert Kay Hinn Portland Cement Association Ronnie Jo Sokol Ross Barney Architects, Inc. Nancy Hornak Jean Schlinkmann Glenda Spangler Sharon and Todd Walbert Tina Hurley Ellen and Richard Shubart Leanne Star $1,000–$4,999 Theodore M. Jackanicz Reed Singer Joan and Thomas Stelmack Nancy A. Abshire, AIA RIBA Susan Jacobson and Joan Sourapas and Barry Aldridge Elaine Hodges Lisa Tallman Robert Munson Anonymous (2) Judith Jakaitis Jutta Tragnitz Marcia and Bob Sutter Rebecca Bathke Daniel J. Jares Carolyn and David Utech Elizabeth Treacy John Blackburn and Rosemary and Gary Jones Mitzi Walchak Lindy Trigg William Gilmer Beth and John Jostrand Alice and Charles Walker Mimi M. Troy John M. Burke Evone Kaemmerer Peter Weil Mary and Dalius Vasys Liz Butler Craig and Diana Kaiser Michael L. Weiland Barbara Weiner Jane M. Cahill Jack and Dorie Kremers Jessica Williams Nancy M. Carter < $999 Kathleen Laughman Maynard Christine Wilson Maurice and Val and Diana Adams Tom Lee Linda Winke Margaret Champagne Mary and Tom Bagley Alan and Edina Lessack David and Loren Chernoff Robin Bauer Adrienne Lieberman Claudia Winkler Lisa Ciota Mary Jane Beechen Katherine M. Lorenz Joan Winstein Emily Clott Tammy and Rod Beeler Doris Lucas Lori Yelvington Monique and John Crossan Beth and Tom Bentley Paul and Margaret Lurie Jeffrey Zurlinden

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 17 LEADER Columbian Model AIA Chicago & Exhibit Works DONORS & PARTNERS bKL Architecture DMAC Architecture Callison RTKL Draper & Kramer DLA Piper dyson INSTITUTIONAL GIVING INDUSTRY COUNCIL Epstein Eastlake Studio ESD FGP Atelier + $100,000 PRINCIPAL Executive Construction Gilbane Building Co. ArcelorMittal Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Gensler Holabird & Root The John D. & Catherine T. Architecture Ghafari Associates, LLC NORR MacArthur Foundation ArcelorMittal Harley Ellis Devereaux (HED) Orren Pickell Building Group Wintrust Financial Corporation Eckenhoff Saunders Architects Heitman Ross Barney Architects Forward Space $50,000–$99,999 Jahn LLC SMNG A Ltd. Goettsch Partners The Brinson Foundation Krueck + Sexton Architects STL Architects Lendlease Chicago Department of Family Magnusson Klemencic Valerio Dewalt Train Associates Magellan Development and Support Services Associates thyssenkrup Related Midwest National Endowment Ozinga Wheeler Kearns Architects Inc. for the Humanities SOM Pappageorge Haymes The Richard H. Driehaus Sterling Bay Skender Construction Foundation The John Buck Company IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS Solomon Cordwell Buenz Thornton Tomasetti $25,000–$49,999 Stantec Caxy Consulting, LLC Anonymous Turner Construction Foundation Syska Hennessy Group Chicago Magazine ComEd UL W.E. O’Neil Construction Chicago Tribune National Endowment USG Foundation Wight & Company dyson for the Arts PARTNER WMA Consulting Engineers Edelman TAWANI Foundation Council on Tall Buildings WOHA Construction Intersection Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. and Urban Habitat JCDecaux North America ASSOCIATE $10,000–$24,999 DMA Lagunitas Brewing Company BASF Corporation Arup exp. Neo-Metro Dassault Systemes Buchanan Family Foundation Golub & Company Quarles & Brady LLP Experis Chicago Learning Exchange Oxford Capital The Richard H. Driehaus HOK Colonel Stanley R. McNeil Perkins+Will Lead Charitable Trust Site Design Group, Ltd. Foundation Riverside Investment Robert Morris University dyson and Development ENTREPRENEUR Southwest Airlines Illinois Arts Council Agency Stone Real Estate ARUP Tessitura Network John R. Halligan Charitable Studio Gang Architects Cannon Design WBEZ Chicago Public Media Fund TAWANI Property Management Chicago Metal Rolled Products WTTW Channel 11 Julius N. Frankel Foundation Lifeway Foods, Inc. Mazza Foundation Segal Family Foundation

$2,500–$9,999 Anonymous exp. Hattie A. and Marie V. Fatz Foundation Land Economics Foundation The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation

$500–$2,499 Francis Beidler Foundation James S. Kemper Foundation Sahara Enterprises, Inc. Solomon Cordwell Buenz & Associates Valerio Dewalt Train Associates

John and Ann Syvertsen & Mary and Joe Burns

18 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER Joan and Gary Gand Malcolm Lambe and Linda Usher

DONOR LEVEL MEMBERS Emmy and Steve Stanley Nancy and Breck Hanson John and Janis Notz Julia M. Stasch Lena Hansson and Catherine and Orjan Odelbo BURNHAM SOCIETY Regenia Stein and Roland James Robert W. Grist Lynn Osmond and BENEFACTOR Marilyn Stewart Virginia Head Christopher Multhauf + $5,000 Peggy Wagener Sandra L. Helton and James D. Parsons Kenneth R. and Norman M. Edelson Merry Ann Pearson Veronika G. Adamo BURNHAM SOCIETY MEMBER Victoria Herget and John C. Pintozzi Jeanne M. Brett and $1,500–$2,499 Robert Parsons Lee and Jill Pollock Stephen Goldberg Anonymous Carrie and Harry Hightman Jay Porter and David Smith Jacquelyn M. DeThorne Gina and William Berndt Kay D. Hinn Charles and Erika Priester Jim Gary John Blackburn and Mary Jo Hoag Constance Rajala Malgorzata Glowacka William Gilmer Brent A. Hoffmann Scott and Jackie Renwick Connie and Bob Hickey Michelle Blaise Julie and David Jacobson Daniel Rezetko Teresa and Kevin O’Brien John and Kathleen Buck Jeffrey Jahns and John and Amanda Rutledge Penny and Bill Obenshain John M. Burke Jill Metcoff Jahns Richard and Patricia Schnadig Thomas A. Carmichael Beverly J. Rodgers Will and Sharon Johns and Catherine Hayden Ruth and Joel Schoenmeyer Barry A. Sears and Kathy Rice Loretta N. Julian Kathleen A. Carpenter Dawn R. Schutte Denise Littlefield Sobel Alvin and Elizabeth Katz Maurice and Margaret Claudia and Steven Schwartz John and Carolyn Viera Champagne Judith Kaufman Clifford Shapiro and BURNHAM SOCIETY LEADER David and Loren Chernoff Mary C. Kemp Darlene Vorachek $2,500–$4,999 Linton J. Childs Barbara and John Kowalczyk Ilene W. Shaw Maria and Kevin Adam Duane M. DesParte and Jonathan Lehman and Ellen and Richard Shubart Melissa Arnold Memorial John C. Schneider Zachary Huelsing Brandon Sprague by Dean J. Arnold Rosalie and Joseph Dixler Nila and Ron Leiserowitz Lois and Harrison Steans Daniel and Michele Becker Barbara and Thomas Donnelley William Lemke Jill and Robert Tanz Thomas E. Brean Mary and Bruce Feay Jill and Michael Lowe Robin L. Tebbe and Mark Tebbe Ann and Richard Carr Margaret Dickerson, DO and Alan Matsumura and Ann Thompson, AIA Marilyn and R. H. Helmholz Robert Fliegelman, DO Laura Erickson Marcy Twete and Charles Beck David D. Hiller Donna and Glenn Gabanski Heather McWilliams and Linda Usher and Malcom Lambe Julie and Kurt Karnatz Virginia and C. Gary Gerst Fred Fischer Claire Valenti and Joshua Bennet Stephen MacLean Gordon and Wendy Gill Jim and Pamela Miller Lisa Voigt and John Dodson Kitty and James Mann Nada Andric and Shannon Moore and Ron Kropp Kathryn Voland-Mann and Erica C. Meyer James Goettsch Sandra Mueller Bob Mann Laura and Joe Milani Susan Goldschmidt Janet Myers Sharon and Todd Walbert Cathy and William Osborn Delta A. Greene Michael H. Newman Audrey Weaver Julie Overbeck Erika and Dietrich Gross Lynne Considine Nieman Stephen and Martha Ann Yandle Denise Peterson Asha Gupta Jenny and Craig Niemann Theodore and Cindy Yi

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 19 Diane P. Atwood and Paul J. Reilly Linda Bachelder and Van Holkeboer Frederick Bates and Ellen Benjamin Christy Beckmann and Jim Vykopal Aaron Benson Sharen Berman Tom and Martha Biede Andrea Billhardt Shaun and Andrew Block Albert H. Bloom Jean and Ben Bogner John and Leah Bowman Ann Brody Ron Kropp and Shannon Moore Andrew G. Bunting John F. Byrd Phillip L. Cacioppo DONOR LEVEL MEMBERS (CONTINUED) Kathryn Collier Julie and Scott Moller Marilyn Cantisano and Kenneth and Marcia Dam Joe Moravy Donald Southworth SULLIVAN SOCIETY Patty L. Delony Susan Murray Patricia Cassidy and $1,000–$1,499 Willard Dow Gina Page Andrew Wycislak Anonymous (2) Lauren Elbert Michi Pena Jerry Cattell Kate Bradley Linlee and Charles Elbert Jean Perkins and Judy and John Coletta Rosemarie and Dean Buntrock Patti Eylar and Charles Gardner Leland Hutchinson William J. Cordier Stanley D. Christianson Kimberly Ferrell Michael and Laurie Petersen Sara Corya and Doug Williamson Barbara and Keith Clayton Gloria V. Fletcher Christine and John Pfeiffer Judy and Tapas Das Gupta Susan deCordova Lee Gallagher Tim Prettyman Angela J. D’Aversa Lisa and David Erickson Vicki and Rob Garza Georgann and Alan Prochaska Jil Deheeger F. Conrad and Sonja Fischer Nancy Gavlin Phyllis and Dennis Propp Molly and Julian D’Esposito Bill and Judy Greffin Charles Gurian Philip R. Russ Jennifer M. Dienes Tem Horwitz Robert A. Habermann Mario Sanchez Jan-John W. Dressel Michelle Martel John and Dana Hagenah Susan and Charles Schwartz Carol P. Eastin Joan and Louis Mercuri Jo Ellen and Stephen Ham Patricia Sczygiel Gary L. Eppling Linda and L. Richard Petraca III Catherine Handelsman Gail Seidel David Fanta Glenn R. Richter Janet and Thomas Harris Sabine B. Sobek Julianne Farley Pamela J. Seaman Ronald Henderson Kelly Soprych Marilynne Felderman Enid and Gary Shapiro Joyce and Richard Hirsch Jean and Eugene Stark Dan Finn Lawrence Sullivan Jonathan Holtzman Matthew Steinmetz Laura and Mark Fisher Priscilla A. Swanson Sue and Jeff Ingraffia Sandra Stitzlein Marie and Brian Fitzpatrick Len Valentino Paul and Lynne Japp Roseanna F. Torretto Charles and Mary Ann Forness Lisa Warshauer Norman and Barbro Jung Peter M. Vale Melissa Frey Sona Kalousdian and Ira Lawrence Virginia Vale BEAUX ARTS Mary Beth and James Fritz Anne C. Van Wart $500–$999 Kevin Kamraczewski Cindy Fuerst Anonymous Carrie and K. Jay Weaver Anne Kaplan Nancy Gerrie Leah and Richard Assmus Lorie A. Westerman Jared Kaplan Peter Ginn Mary Jo Basler Linda and Ray Whitney Alexander Kintner Joseph and Madeline Glossberg Beth and Tom Bentley Virginia Willcox Thomas and Nancy Klein Carolyn Goering Andrea Billhardt Ross Wirth Janice Knight Carol and David Goldrath Kathleen Boege Lori Yelvington Arthur Kruski and Priscilla Russell Joe Goodwin and Timothy Boudreau Mark and Lilly Kurtz DECO Michael Pellecchia Jane and Michael Brannan Francine Lebel $250–$499 Julia Gorman and Daniele and Karl Bruhn Laurence Leive and Jeane Adams Michael Reed Alice Brunner Manuel Pereiras Judith Aiello-Fantus and Brian Grady Charles Burhan and Pat Holden Pamela and Daniel Loewenstein Maurice Fantus Michael Greenwald Lisa and David Burik Katherine M. Lorenz Anonymous (2) Maureen and Mark Greenwood

20 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER Dawn and David Gupta Charles C. Porter Mark Gupta Edward Potocek Raj Gupta Tim and Margaret Price Ronald K. Hamburger Barbara Quilty David and Susan Harnden Mark Rauschuber Robert Henkelman Harold W. Rees Mason Hildy Janice Reineke Virginia and Chris Hill Anne Reusche and Charles Hughes David Marzahl Cheryl Istvan and Eleanor and William Revelle Keith Daubenspeck Teresa and Thomas Roberts Betty Jacobs Anita Rogers Rebecca and Joseph Jarabak Helen and Harry Roper Matthew Junge Philip A. Rosborough Loretta K. Kaplan Ryan Ruskin Roy and Judith Kass Noreen and James Ryan Paula and Joseph Kerger Marianne Scanlon Roland James and Regenia Stein Jacqueline and Sheldon Kimel Robert G. Schaefer, AIA Mary Ann King Nicole Schall-Plotner and Raye and Paul Koch Christopher Plotner William Kundert James M. Schumacher Janine Landow-Esser Nancy Sharp Ruby Law and Julie Che Brian Shebik Dawn Lee Megan and Steven Shebik Anita Levin and James Siebert John Rafkin Arlene Small Cynthia Lord and Suzanne Smart James Gray Clark Stanford Karen and Avi Lothan Fred and Nikki Stein Ben Lovitt Lorene J. Stewart Louis and Adrienne Lower David and Laura Stone Madelyn R. MacMahon David Sullivan Brenda Magnetti Alan Taylor Joe and Rika Mansueto Nancy Telford-Jackson Jamie Marshall and and Steve Jackson Richard Sobkowiak Rebecca Trumbull and Michael L. McCluggage Steve Wiesenthal Nancy A. McCort Corina Tsang John Blackburn and Bill Gilmer James Meier Ellen and Jerry Upton Jean Meyer Eunice Valdivia Leslie and Robert Meyer John M. VanderLinden and Marjorie Miller-Brownstein, John W. Butler AIA, LEED AP Tom and Amy Volini Michael Minieka Joan and John Von Leesen Christian Molinaro Sharon L. Vuinovich J. Dennis Monteverde Leonard Wall Kathy Nagle and Sharon Wang Ralph Johnson Kathleen A. Ward and John H. Nelson, FAIA Mark Reiter Melanie and Richard Nerland Julia Watt Susan Obler and John Scanlon Thomas Whalen Maureen O’Connor Valerie Wiley and Erica Ordinaro and Timothy B. Johnson Jose Rodriguez Jane Winter and Sue Pajakowski Richard Larson John C. Parapetti Antony Wood Robert and Barbara Perkaus Grace Yamamoto Ellen and Christopher Peterson Hayley and Chris Younkin-Wilson Mary and Dominic Pisani Mary Kay and Robert Yuditsky Constance Rajala, Tom Carmichael, Catherine Hayden and Jill Tanz

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 21 ANNUAL & RESTRICTED GIVING Jerry Fuller Nancy Gerrie $10,000+ Charles Gurian Penny and Bill Obenshain Joan Haffey Denise Littlefield Sobel John and Dana Hagenah Claire Halpin $5,000–$9,999 Lisa Hirsch Melissa Arnold Memorial by Dean J. Arnold Robin and Harry Hunter Ann and Richard Carr Robert and Saran Hutchins Jacquelyn M. DeThorne Timothy B. Johnson and Valerie Wiley Jim Gary Norman and Barbro Jung Sharon and Todd Walbert Roy and Judith Kass $1,000–$4,999 Monica Kline Anonymous Linda and James Koolish Lynn Osmond with 2018 Gala honorees Philip Enquist and Related Midwest’s Ned Cramer Arthur Kruski and Don Biernacki, Ann Thompson and Curt Bailey Sonja Fischer and F. Conrad Priscilla Russell David and Beth Hart David E. Miller David D. Hiller Christian Molinaro John and Judy McCarter Julie and Scott Moller Sandra Mueller Susan Murray Janet Myers Erica Ordinaro and Denise Peterson Jose Rodriguez John and Carolyn Viera Rita Petretti Peggy Wagener/Frances E. Streit Laurie Smith and Foundation Andy Prodanovic Nikki Zollar and Kathryn Quinn William VonHoene Mary L. Reed $250–$999 Suzanne Smart Anonymous (3) Matthew Steinmetz Lynn and Scott Bayman Sandra Stitzlein Constance and Joanne Storm Harrington Bischof Nancy Telford-Jackson and Jeffrey Callen Steve Jackson Mary Ann Cheatham Lorie A. Westerman Claudia Delestowicz Charles A. White

22 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER Penny Obenshain and Raul Uruena Loren and David Chernoff, Ann and Richard Carr, Erika and Charles Priester

GALA JPMorgan Chase and Company OJB Landscape Architecture UL LLC Magellan Development Group Oxford Capital Group, LLC Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. $25,000+ McGuireWoods LLP James D. Parsons WHI Real Estate Partners LP Allstate Riverside Investment and Pepper Construction Company WMA Consulting Engineers, Ltd. Development Co. Perkins + Will ArcelorMittal $1,000–$4,999 Roger Ferris + Partners CIBC Power Construction Company, Executive Construction LLC Golub & Company LLC $5,000–$9,999 Lori Thomas Healey The Richard H. Driehaus Lendlease Arup Sandra L. Helton and Charitable Lead Trust McCaffery Interests, Inc. Tom Brean Norman M. Edelson Robert A.M. Stern Architects Related Midwest Daccord LLC Koch Family Foundation Megan and Steven Shebik Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP DLA Piper LLP Krueck + Sexton Architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Snaidero Chicago by Edelman Obenshain Family Fund Solomon Cordwell Buenz & Dandamudi’s, INC Environmental Systems Associates Lynn J. Osmond, Hon AIA Design, Inc. Perkins Eastman $10,000–$24,999 Stantec Architecture Lee and Jill Pollock Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill GEM Realty Capital Sterling Bay Richard and Lili Ann Zisook Architecture Gensler Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Antunovich Associates Goettsch Partners Jill S. Tanz, Chicago Mediation site design group, ltd. BMO Harris Bank HOK Services USG Corporation Philip Enquist and JAHN Architecture TAWANI Foundation $500–$999 Joanna Karatzas James McHugh Construction Co. Thornton Tomasetti Patricia Hurley and Forward Space The Northern Trust Company Turner Construction Company Associates, Inc.

BLUEPRINT SOCIETY John T. Geary, Jr.* Helen L. Kuehn* Patricia and Lyle Gillman Marti and Henry Kuehn Richard Schnadig Stuart Abelson* Michael Goldberger Lucy S. Lyon* Barry A. Sears Anonymous (2) Jan Grayson Lloyd B. Morgan and Bunny Selig* Nadine Armato* Richard Halvorsen* Donna B. Morgan* Robin B. Simon Evolyn A. Hardinge* John H. Nelson, FAIA Melissa Arnold Memorial Tamie Tobe by Dean J. Arnold The Family of Norma Harris Jeffrey Nichols Janice Trimble* Alissa E. Ballot Janet L. Hipp Lynn J. Osmond and Jeffrey M. Zoll* Nelson D. Cornelius Trust Mary Jo Hoag Chris Multhauf Sylvia Dunbeck Judith L. Kaufman Edna K. Papazian* Daniel P. Fitzgerald Frances H. Knaphurst Trust Gail Satler *deceased

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 23 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2018 MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Will Johns EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Shay Bahramirad Camille Julmy Ryan Biziorek Vice-Chairman and EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE V ice President, Engineering Associate | Acoustics, Audio and Smart Grid, ComEd Co-Founder Visual, Theatre Consulting CHAIRMAN CBRE /U.S. Equities Gina Berndt Leader, Chicago, Arup John Pintozzi Managing Director, Chicago Realty, Inc. Constance Rajala Senior VP & Chief Financial Perkins + Will Kurt Karnatz Dawn R. Schuette Officer, Allstate Investments Rick Blair President Partner Lynn Osmond Vice President, Environmental Systems Threshold Acoustics LLC Design, Inc. President & CEO General Manager, Turner Ellen Shubart Chicago Architecture Center Construction Company Brian Lee, FAIA Partner, SOM LIFE TRUSTEE SECRETARY Michelle Blaise Senior Vice President of Robin Loewenberg Tebbe Henry H. Kuehn Nila R. Leiserowitz Technical Services, ComEd President, Magellan Property Regional Managing Principal Management LLC TRUSTEES EMERITUS Gensler Joseph G. Burns Managing Principal Chief Marketing Officer, John DiCiurcio COMMITTEE CHAIRS Thornton Tomasetti Magellan Development Chief Operating Officer Group LLC Turner Construction Company CHAIR, FINANCE COMMITTEE; Joan Burnstein Gand Michael Newman TREASURER President Walter Eckenhoff President & CEO Founding Principal Tom Brean Bauhaus and Beyond Golub & Company LLC Eckenhoff Saunders Architects Partner, Grant Thornton LLP Ramón Cepeda Sr. Vice President and Jenny Niemann Jan Grayson CHAIR, GOVERNANCE & BOARD Sr. Managing Director President/ CEO and Owner Jeffrey Jahns DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Northern Trust Corporation Forward Space Partner, Seyfarth Shaw Sandra L. Helton Shelley Finnigan James D. Parsons Alvin Katz Chair, Education Committee Global Technical Sales President Partner Julie Jacobson Engineer/Head of Technical The Brinson Foundation Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Senior Fellow, Environmental Sales & Marketing for the Lee Pollock Daniel Maguire Law & Policy Center Americas, ArcelorMittal T rustee and Advisor CEO, Executive Construction, Gordon Gill to the Board, Inc. (Retired) CHAIR, LEADING FORUM Partner The International Lloyd B. Morgan COMMITTEE Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Churchill Society Morgan Interests, LLC Catherine Odelbo Jack Guthman Scott Renwick Richard H. Schnadig Chief Strategy Office Partner Emeritus Senior Vice President and Special Assistant Corporation Morningstar, Inc. (Retired) Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP General Counsel, Kemper Counsel, City of Chicago CHAIR, MARKETING COMMITTEE Lori T. Healey Corporation (Retired) Department of Law Jay Porter CEO, Metropolitan Pier & Jill Tanz John Syvertsen CEO, Revere Exposition Authority Partner Senior Principal Carrie J. Hightman Chicago Mediation Services Cannon Design (Retired) CHAIR, BUILDING TASK FORCE Executive Vice President Theodore Yi Wilmont Vickrey (Deceased) John W. Rutledge and Chief Legal Officer Partner Founding Principal, VOA Founder, President & CEO NiSource Inc. Quarles & Brady, LLP John J. Viera Oxford Capital Group, LLC Oxford Hotels & Resorts, LLC

CHAIR, CAC EXHIBITIONS TASK FORCE Ann Thompson Senior Vice President, Architecture and Design Related Midwest

CHAIR, DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Marcy Twete Managing Director, Corporate Market Development Mission Measurement

24 STAFF Angela Esposito Emmelia Lamphere Amanda Abernathy Elishia Li Kerstin Adams Cheryl Luetkemeyer Val Adams Gabrielle Lyon Tyler Anderson Michael Malak Larren Austin Janine Marino Patricia Barger Alexis Marts Brittany Barnes Jennifer Masengarb Beth Stone Bentley Blake McFadden Christian McTizic William Berthouex James and Barbara Javorcic & Katherine and Jason Patch Marco Mendez-Duarte Matthew Biecker Anna Munzesheimer Rebecca Boland Jennifer Mushynski AUXILIARY BOARD W. Joe Lloyd Roberto Bravo Daniel O’Connell Eva and Lynn Maddox Juliana Cardona Narvaez Lynn Osmond Mary Jo Abrahamson Amy Mandel Erin Carlisle Ladonna Patterson Nancy A. Abshire, AIA RIBA Jeanne and Timothy Mayes Jessica Carlson Heather McWilliams and Clifford Percival Mary Bagley Jessica Cilella Fred Fischer Ellen Peterson Bonnie Bartlit Vickrey Chris Coley Tammy and Rod Beeler Cynthia and Christopher Meals Ashley Powers Julie Colletta David and Loren Chernoff Janet Myers Edgar Quintanilla Lynne Considine Nieman Robert Chmielewski Lynn Osmond and Rossana Quixito Christopher Multhauf David Cordaro Azurii K. Collier Michael Reyes Loyola Pasiewicz and Ayrika Craig Jennifer Darnall Kyle Coates Andrea Rivera Sierra Jeffrey Dineen Casey Crail Katherine and Jason Patch Deborah Rodak Jill Dolnicek Ivonne Cruz Dave and Laura Plumb Omar Rodriguez Cathy and Craig Easly Donald Cummings Charles C. Porter Eric Rogers Diana Foth Sarah Dandelles Karen Rigg Alexander Roggow Charlotte Frei Quinn Darlington Dana Rizzo Daniel Ronan Hjordis and James Garner Spencer Davis Barry A. Sears and Kathy Rice Hallie Rosen David and Elizabeth Goltermann Steve Doornbos Sohil Shah Adam Rubin Tim Haaf Polly and Rodney Sippy Shayla Dowell Brendan Hammer Denilson Saavedra Joan Sourapas and Patricia Doyle Kay D. Hinn Tushar Samant Robert Munson Ruth Droescher Mary Humenansky Cassie Santana Glenda Spangler Caroline Duda Barbara and James Javorcic Julio Saravia William A. Spence Nora Engonopoulos Rosemary and Gary Jones Sage Schroeder Jennifer Suerth Beth Jostrand Malcolm Evans Kaltra Seferi Mary and Dalius Vasys Julia Liu Justin Finley Jennifer Shanahan Leah Franklin Hanan Shoubaki Kip Gallea Aja Singletary Patricia Garza Joselyn Skipper Get Your Guide TOUR PARTNERS Vicki Garza Laura Sklansky Groupon/Living Social Dana Genco Thomas Sobie Alise Hotel Illinois Institute of Afrodita Hajdini Sonia Soto Technology Art Institute of Chicago Jonathan Harvey Ian Spula Land & Lake Kitchen Antenna International Wade Holliday Shera Street Lawry’s Big Bus Yu-Ting Huang Jaimielee Velasquez Max’s Hotdogs Blackstone Hotel Ben Hullinger Lisette Velazquez Burrito Beach Millhurst Ale House Jasmin Ingram Jasmin Wiley-Harris Canadian Forces Appreciation Palmer House Hilton Velisha Jackson Michael Wood Program Sweetwater Tavern Maya James Jennifer Yoo Central Area Interpreter and Grille Rachel Johnson Chris Younkin-Wilson Referral Service – Chicago Toque & Bottle (McCormick Katharine Jordan Amanda Zeigler Chicago Transit Authority Place Concierge) Fazila Kabahita Chicago’s First Lady Cruises TravelZoo Kurt Kindt Expedia University of Chicago Lori Kleinerman Farnsworth House Viator Emily Koval Frank Lloyd Wright Trust Windy City Limousine Jennifer Kramer

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 25 VOLUNTEERS Robert Cochand Sabra Goldman Bill Coffin Evelyn Goltz Michael Cohen Dillon Goodson DOCENTS Michelle Cohen Barbara Gordon Kyle Adams Kathleen Coles Fawn Gottlieb Val Adams Peg Conway David Gottlieb Barry Aldridge Maria Corpuz Norma Green James Allan Roberta Culhane Delta Greene Amy Amato Jill Dahlke Kevin Griebenow Thomas Applegate Marcia Wachs Dam Stana Grim Allison Arwady Sandra Danforth Patricia Grund Geoffrey Baer Bryant Danisch David Gudewicz Kathy Baker Elise Daughhetee Sandy Guettler Jerome Balin Mary Dedinsky Charles Gurian Jim Bartholomew Judy Demetriou Jean Guritz Cynthia Bates Alpaa Desai Federico Guzman Rebecca Bathke Karen Dimond Kathleen Hanley Robin Bauer Rebecca Dixon Mark Hanover Michele Becker Tom Drebenstedt Lena Hansson Mary Jane Beechen Darcy Krulisky Lynn Miller Jan Recor Gregory Dreyer Jim Harmon Betsy Berman Sarah Kruse Priscilla Mims Jacqueline Rice Susan Duda Douglas Harrison Pam Bernas Joan Kuhn Patrick Miner April Rinder Pamela Duke Siobhan Hartsell Patricia Biedar Kathleen Kulick Christopher Freya Robayo-Perez Angela Dumas Bonnie Hemphill Montanari John Blackburn Candace Kuzmarski Susan Robertson Sylvia Dunbeck Audrey Henderson Bonnie Moore Jennifer Bland Gabe Labovitz Bryan Robson Kathryn Duval Lynne Hensel Alexander Moore Rebecca Boland Bethany Lankin Deb Rodak Margaret Eagan Augustus Higginson Paola Morgavi Mari-Pat Boughner Bill Lee Thomas Rodgers Jeff Edstrom John Morris April Brazell Gloria Hinrichs- Dan Lempa Monica Rodriguez Ted Eller Nelson Barbara Breakstone William Lenski Bruce Moser Corinne Rohr Kay Ellwein Harry Hirsch Sandy Bredine Peg Leonard Chris Multhauf Peg Romm Janet Elson Joni Hirsch Josh Brickman Alan Lessack Patrick Murray Hallie Rosen Mary Ennis Blackman Elizabeth Britt Joan Lewis Jennifer Mushynski Mitch Rosenfeld Meg Eulberg Mary Jo Hoag Jill Brooks Adrienne Lieberman Bill Myers Marcia Ross Cindy Everett Brent Hoffmann Barry Bruckner Richard Lightburn Ramani Natarajan Carla Ross Linda Ewing John Hug Mary Brugliera Jeff Linton Sandeep Navalgund Tim Ruby Joan Fallert Tina Hurley Jane Buckwalter Joanne Linzer Janet Nelson Howard Sachs Tina Feldstein Ted Jackanicz Jim Burke Bill Lipsman Margaret Newman Eileen Sanfilippo Eileen Jacobs Bob Burns Alan Fijal Pam Loewenstein Jeffrey Nichols Tom Savick Susan Jacobson John Burns Dan Fitzgerald Katherine Lorenz Jonelle Niffenegger Edie Scala-Hampson Julie Jacobson Thomas Burt Shirley Fitzpatrick Doris Lucas Anita North-Hamill Susan Schlegel Karen Jared Ellen Busse Barbara Foley Mary Ludgin Marie O’Brien Alison Schlickman Barbara Butz Adam Ford Dan Jares Michael Mader Susan Osborn Jean Schlinkmann Nydia Mayela Janet Forte Jim Javorcic Larry Mages Lynn Osmond Cindy Schneider Cabrera Susan Foster Betsy Jenkins Betsy Mahon Bill Page John Schneider Jane Cahill Kenton Foutty Joan Johns Pamuella Mann Molly Page Sydney Schuler Joe Cain Natalie Frederick Daniel Johnson Jeff Marcella John Paige Nancy Schwab David Cairns Gabriela Freese Wayne Johnson Linda Marcus Susan Pappas Barry Sears Ron Campbell Debra Jean Frels Kelly Jones Cyndi Martin John Parker Anthony Sergen Debra Campbell Joe Frey Robert Joynt Steve Marx Merry Ann Pearson Russ Seward Deborah Carey Joan Friedman Leo Jung Marcia Matavulj Dan Persky Gary Shapiro Jill Carlson Lance Friedmann Rachel Juris David Matenaer Tom Phillips Anne Shillinglaw Tom Carmichael Paula Frits Craig Kaiser Peter Mavrikos Lisa Pickell Ellen Shubart Kathleen Carpenter Susan Frost Larry Kameya Kathy Maynard David Pierson Dan Silverstein Camille Carrig Donna Gabanski Cynthia Karabush Jennifer McAllister Bobbi Pinkert Tori Simms Nancy Carter Jolanta Gal Nancy Karen Bette McAvoy Dan Pinkert Robin Simon Maurice Champagne Wayne Galasek Judith Kaufman Edmund McDevitt Angela Platt Nancy Sims Enid Chesler Deborah Garber Richard Keal Gayle McKeen Mary Plauche’ Reed Singer Hau Chyi Carol Garner Marisol Kelly Alina McMahon Pam Prosch Roy Slowinski Karen Buck Clapp Leigh Gates Sylvia Kete Mike McMains Barbara Puechler David Smith Molly Clark Karen Genelly Tom Kinsella Heather McWilliams Renee Purner Ronnie Jo Sokol Dick Clark Virginia Gerst Monica Kline Jeff Mercer Patrick Pyszka Alice Solomon Barbara Clark Steven Gersten Cathy Koch Hartley Meyer Wesley Quevedo Joann Sondy Leslie Clark Lewis Sue Geshwender Lori Kolb William Meyer Constance Rajala Sondra Sonneborn Emily Clott Alice Glicksberg Jack Kremers Paul Meyers John Rappel Brian Souders Mitchell Cobey Georgia Goldberg Kathleen Krepps Robert Michaelson Madeleine Raymond Hy Speck

26 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER Amy Zimmerman Dru Phelps Mark Finley Kae Nosbisch Jeffrey Zurlinden Marilyn Phillips Diana Fischer- Jim O’Leary Alice Pitluck Woods Ellen Oberhart GUEST SERVICES Betsy Porst Annilise Flanagan- Carol Olsen Micaela Alaniz Kristine Porter Frankl Jean Olsen Alexis Atwill Linda Potaniec Taurino Flores Mary Orth Ceci Ayala-Bland Nichole Reber Susan Foster Ramin Parsa George Bergstrom Naomi Robinson Joe Frey Carol Patterson Betty Black Judith Robinson Bryan Gailey Dru Phelps Marcia Bogue Theresa Romanenghi Larry Gammel Marilyn Phillips Daniel Bretz Suzy Ruder Sigmund Getz Alice Pitluck Rosemary Burke Margaret Schillaci Kelley Gibson Kalina Pon Megan Callahan Craig Schmidt Harvey Goldman Bonnie Pool Bob Carr Torin Schuster Patricia Grund Kristine Porter Lucy Chen Thomas Snyder Sandy Guettler Linda Potaniec Anna Choi Lois Stanciak Rachel Guy Bob Pratt Bill Cordier Rebecca Tabat Laurie Hammel Barbara Puechler Alice Daniele Eve Talty-Sanghera Kathleen Hanley Renee Purner Mary Mikel DeLacy Kathryn Tonellato Joe Hanna Nichole Reber Ann Speltz Linda Winke Ashley-Eve Downs Mike Vicars Mary Harris Michael Restko Leanne Star Claudia Winkler Mary Pat Doyle Jasmine Viccarro Connie Hickey Naomi Robinson Laurie Stearn Joan Winstein Harry Eisenman Marcia Walsh Laureen Higgins Theresa Romanenghi Tom Stelmack Karen Winters Linda Englund Katherine Warzynski Steve Hines Mitch Rosenfeld Marlene Stern Jennifer Wolf Alicia Fecker Lorie Westerman Levern Hoover Stephen Ross Joan Stewart Ben Wolfe Kayla Ferdon Christine Wilson Nancy Hornak Suzy Ruder Joan Stinton Lori Yelvington Annilise Flanagan- Erika Witzke Jennifer Hunter Annemarie Stohl Nancy Loewenberg Frankl Carolyn Rusnak Young Loren Wood Judith Jakaitis Tina Strauss Taurino Flores Beth Sair Ingrid Zeller Take’ Yamamoto Karen Jensen John Syvertsen Larry Gammel Nicole Schall-Plotner Jeffrey Zurlinden Martha Yandle Brian Kelly Lisa Tallman Stephanie Geary Margaret Schillaci Maureen Kennedy Susan Schlegel Jill Tanz EDUCATION Sigmund Getz EXHIBIT HOSTS Quentin Kossnar Susan Tennant GUIDES Kelley Gibson Rhonda Aburomi John Schneider Erez Krengel Lawrence Sepin Ron Tevonian Karen Bohr Justin Gibson Robert Adamshick Darcy Krulisky Margaret Sheridan Linda Thompson Rebecca Boland Maria Graf Micaela Alaniz Larry Lardner Timothy Thurlow Judi Cellini Myrna Greenspan Alyce Anderson Nancy Silberman Richard Leach John Tielsch Enid Chesler Barbara Grundleger Thomas Aries Susan Sklepinski Joy LeBleu Lindy Trigg Lisa Ciota Tifenn Guevel Ecaterina Balaceanu Conor Smith Peter Lebrun Mimi Troy Shirlee Cohen Joe Hanna Alissa Ballot Lois Stanciak Lap Lee Rebecca Trumbull David Cordaro Mary Harris Anita Balodis Pat Stankard John Tullsen Jil Deheeger Connie Hickey Robin Bauer Leah Lee Anne Stratton Kristi Turnbaugh Linda Englund Laureen Higgins Kevin Tyler Bautista Mike Lowenberg Nancy Straus David Utech Mary Ennis Steve Hines George Bergstrom Doris Lucas Bob Sutter Adina Van Buren Kevin Griebenow Judith Jakaitis Betsy Berman Karyn Madorin Julie Swislow Carol Van Dyke Rachel Guy Maureen Kennedy Dick Block Susan Mann Rebecca Tabat Stacey Vanada Andrew Halverson Elizabeth Larson Marcia Bogue Ann Marie Massie Jill Tanz Carl VanDril Laurie Hammel Joy LeBleu Karen Bohr Nancy Mayer Janette Tepas Jaime Villalobos Laureen Higgins Lap Lee Daniel Bretz Ara McEwen Nancie Thompson Lisa Voigt Nancy Hornak Leah Lee Karl Bruhn Beth McNeeley Linda Thompson Mary Wacker Tom Kinsella Karyn Madorin Ben Calderwood Lou Mehl John Tielsch Mitzi Walchak Susan Mann Patricia McCarren Gary Campione Joanne Melendez Kathryn Tonellato Elizabeth Walls Nancy Mayer Ara McEwen Kathleen Carpenter Julie Mendoza Susie Trexler Cathy Walsh Robert Michaelson Joanne Melendez Bob Carr Morgan Minear William Vandervoort Dinah Wayne Christopher Lori Mitchell Lucy Chen Marian Minicone Mike Vicars Will Weaver Montanari Christopher Merle Cherney Lori Mitchell Jasmine Viccarro Peter Weil Carol Muskin Montanari Enid Chesler Lobna Mitkees Rhea Vytlacil Michael Weiland Michael Restko Colleen Mraz Anna Choi Christopher Alice Walker Barbara Weiner Beth Sair Elizabeth Murphy Lisa Ciota Montanari Marcia Walsh Elizabeth Wells Nicole Schall-Plotner Charlotte Mushow Shirlee Cohen Colleen Mraz Howard Wheat Gary Wenzel Roy Slowinski Pratheek Nagaraj Bill Cordier Chris Multhauf Christine Wilson Elaine Wessel Ann Speltz Kae Nosbisch Alice Daniele Elizabeth Murphy Loren Wood Lorie Westerman Nancy Straus Jim O’Leary Tim Dorgan Charlotte Mushow Take’ Yamamoto Mary Willer Bob Sutter Ellen Oberhart Mary Pat Doyle Carol Muskin Martha Yandle Jessica Williams Julie Swislow Carol Olsen Winifred Eggers Pratheek Nagaraj Chris Younkin-Wilson Ray Willis Linda Thompson Jean Olsen Charles Eiden Beth Najberg Amy Zimmerman Susan Winchip Aaron Wilson Mary Orth Alicia Fecker Jorge Nava Jeffrey Zurlinden

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