2019 ANNUAL REPORT DEAR FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES AND SUPPORTERS OF THE CAC,

The year 2019 was transformational for the Chicago Architecture Center as the organization soared to “new heights” of accomplishment. At the same time, the year’s success laid groundwork for the CAC’s rapid response to the unforeseeable events of 2020. The Center’s enhanced physical presence in the form of its new home at Illinois Center brought greater visibility to the CAC’s growing role as a convener of—and leader within—local, regional and international communities. The centrality of this new location and its increased capacity for facilities and staff allowed the CAC to engage more individuals and families than ever in 2019. Adding to awards it received the previous year from the AIA and Friends of Downtown, the Center was recognized in 2019 with the Magnificent Mile Association’s “Business Impact of the Year” award. CAC President and CEO Lynn Osmond’s influence expanded in 2019 with her appointment to the City of Chicago Landmarks Commission and the start of her term as Vice Chair of Choose Chicago. Membership growth was among the CAC’s great success stories of 2019, with total revenue exceeding $1 million—marking an eight percent increase over blockbuster revenue numbers achieved in 2018. Average annual revenue per member household exceeded $100 for the first time, and the organization closed 2019 with 13,633 members in total. Extraordinary volunteer service and participation continued to provide bedrock support for the CAC, with more than 49,000 hours donated by more than 4,000 generous individuals. The CAC trained 80 new volunteers in 2019, providing them access to a variety of presentations and workshops for skill-building and professional development. In June 2019, the CAC assembled a committee dedicated to IDEA: Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility. Comprising representatives from all departments and various levels of the organization, the IDEA committee continually works to ensure the CAC is a welcoming environment for all people and reflects the dynamic variety of those who live in or visit Chicago.

2 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER CONTENTS 4 The Center 6 Tours 8 Programs 01 Education 2 1 Financials 4 1 Campaign 6 1 Donors & Partners 4 2 Board of Trustees 25 Tour Partners & Staff 26 Volunteers

Fully aligned with IDEA goals, the CAC Education programs for children and families awaken curiosity and advance quality learning in STEM subjects, with a longer-term objective of diversifying careers and leadership in architecture, construction, engineering and design. Educational offerings, both for children and adults, increased in frequency and participation during 2019. Building on strong relationships with the media, CAC disseminated information about the activities outlined above, garnering press coverage that reinforced to the public the key messages and brand identities the CAC launched in 2018. This coverage generated as many as 2.19 billion impressions, the equivalent of approximately $20 million in advertising dollars. Reaching these heights would not have been possible without the hard work and steadfast support of the entire Chicago Architecture Center community. The CAC views with pride the accomplishments of 2019—detailed throughout this report—and looks forward to its continued success.

LYNN OSMOND JOHN PINTOZZI Hon. AIA, CAE Chair President and CEO Board of Trustees

2019 ANNUAL REPORT 3 STANDING TALL IN 2019, the CAC completed its first full year in the new space on Wacker Drive near Michigan Avenue. Overall, public response to the Center’s new location, its galleries and exhibits, its stunning window views and the visitor experience has been overwhelmingly positive.

4 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER CENTER HIGHLIGHTS Over the course of six weeks in January and February, Center admissions in 2019 totaled 134,771, with nearly the CAC Orientation Hall welcomed a display of the 46% of those visitors also attending a CAFC River Cruise, finalists’ entries in the City of Chicago’s international CAC walking tour or bus tour. We were pleased that the competition to design the new O’Hare Global Terminal. Center was also the chosen venue for a number of high The exhibition featured a public voting component on profile events that brought more than 9,000 guests, schemes created by esteemed firms from across the including dinners, cocktail receptions and corporate parties. world, from Foster + Partners to Santiago Calatrava Notable events included the Economic Club of Chicago’s Architects & Engineers to Chicago teams headed by Fifth Night reception, a VIP reception and symposium SOM and eventual winner Studio ORD (led by Studio hosted during the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Gang). It resulted in significant public attendance and Habitat’s World Congress, and a reception for the media attention. Federation of Women Contractors, attended by Chicago Gallery content was refreshed throughout the year, Mayor Lori Lightfoot. including a new “Current Projects” installation in In August, CAC staff and volunteers conducted the the Chicago Gallery sponsored by Lendlease that Center’s first in-depth visitor survey and “follow-along” highlighted new design-forward developments across observations of guests in CAC galleries. Survey results the city. Two updates to the Chicago City Model, in show that guests are highly satisfied with their Center spring and fall 2019, added six buildings to the more visits, with the Chicago City Model Experience ranking than 4,250 on display. most popular among its exhibits. CENTER VOLUNTEERS EXHIBITS The Center experience was enhanced by 202 exhibit The year began with an opportunity to partner with the hosts and 91 guest services volunteers. Exhibit hosts Chicago Department of Aviation for a pop-up exhibition contributed 5,800 hours and guest services volunteers titled “Arriving at O’Hare: A New Global Terminal.” contributed 1,800 hours in 2019.

20192018 ANNUAL REPORT 5 CHICAGO PANORAMAS A TOTAL OF 411,000 PEOPLE attended CAC tours in 2019, the most ever! We have become the premier navigator for individuals, families and groups eager to learn about Chicago’s past and continuing architectural design heritage.

WALKING TOURS Nearly 39,000 people attended CAC walking tours in 2019. The CAC’s two most popular walking tours were Historic Treasures and Chicago Architecture: A Walk Through Time. Union Station saw the highest attendance of any single-building tour, and Frank Lloyd Wright in Oak Park was the most popular neighborhood tour. There was a notable increase in the number of people attending Chicago Pedway tours, likely due to the CAC’s relocation to Illinois Center. Walking tours introduced in 2019 included Elevated Architecture: North Side Art, Louis Sullivan Rediscovered, Magnificent Architecture of the Magnificent Mile and Uptown.

6 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER RIVER CRUISES BUS TOURS The Chicago Architecture Foundation Center River The CAC’s annual “special edition” bus tours continued Cruise aboard Chicago’s First Lady continued to be the to be popular with CAC members and Chicagoans, CAC’s most popular tour offering, both in attendance selling out at an 88% rate overall. Like last year, the tour and earned revenue. 2019 marked the 26th anniversary with the largest attendance in this series was Churches of the two organizations’ contractual relationship and by Bus. CAC docents also developed a special bus tour river cruise attendance increased by 4% over 2018. as part of this series to honor the work and legacy of the late architect Stanley Tigerman. Our Neighborhoods by Bus partnership with Big Bus continued to address visitors’ desire to explore our city in a dynamic way— on wheels! CAC bus tour attendance decreased overall, from 8,400 guests in 2018 to 7,500 in 2019.

DOCENT VOLUNTEERS All tours are led by the CAC’s docent volunteers, among Chicago’s most highly respected volunteer corps. In 2019, this group included 451 active, emeritus and on-hiatus docents. More than 30 new docents were added to the corps as well, after spending nearly 12 weeks in training. Throughout 2019, 398 docents contributed 14,100 tour hours total.

2019 ANNUAL REPORT 7 GAINING PERSPECTIVE IN 2019, the CAC Programs team worked to foster more informed and involved citizens, bolstering its reputation as a trusted source of information about the built environment. Programs for adults, numbering 38 in all, saw a 33% increase in attendees.

WHAT’S NEXT BUILDING TALL This invitation-only, twice-annual forum aimed at C-suite Co-hosted with the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban decision-makers addressed issues that necessitate Habitat, these lectures explored key considerations in collaboration and alignment among leaders in business, tall building design, both now and into the future. A total design-related fields and city government. Panelists at of 374 people attended three programs, including one the inaugural What’s Next program in May 2019 included special evening event that celebrated the 50th anniversary SOM urban planner Phil Enquist, former Treasury Secretary of 875 North Michigan Avenue (formerly the John Hancock Hank Paulson, former IBM Fellow Kerrie Holley and Center), with three of the project’s original architects United Nations representative Patricia Holly Purcell. What’s and engineers. Next, a multi-year series generously supported by Sandra L. Helton and Norman Edelson, drew a capacity audience. ARCHITECT TALKS Sponsored by Related Midwest, these lectures invited ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES luminaries from multiple design-related fields to share the The CAC launched the Vincent Scully Masterclass Series evolution of their work throughout their esteemed careers. in April 2019 as a special addition to its Lifelong Learning Visiting presenters included the late Stanley Tigerman and, initiatives and a prime opportunity to introduce a broader in a special 2019 Chicago Architecture Biennial edition, audience to architecture. The CAC sold more than 400 architect Jha D. Williams on MASS Design Group’s Gun tickets to this inaugural three-part series, led by guest Violence Memorial Project. lecturer Reed Kroloff and sponsored by Ann and Richard Carr. Non-credited adult education classes included book talks with acclaimed authors and interactive workshops. below, left: “What’s Next? Designing the Future City” panelists, from left, Kerrie Holley, Patricia Holly Purcell and Henry M. Paulson, Jr. in May below: Reed Kroloff, Dean of the College of Architecture at IIT, leads the Vincent Scully Masterclass Series in April

8 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER above, left: “Restoring the Uptown Theatre” panelists, from left, above, right: “International Dialogues: Big Data in Big Cities” panelists, from left, Jerry Mickelson, Eleanor Gorski, Robert Boin, and Chris Jones in April Lynn Osmond, Shaina Doar, Tom Schenk, Jr., and Charlie Catlett in January

DESIGN DIALOGUES This series of evening lectures on timely design trends and local planning issues welcomed 312 attendees to three events. Topics included the future of Chicago’s public spaces and the city’s Historic Resources Survey.

DAYTIME TALKS The CAC’s popular series of monthly midday lectures included presentations on a best-selling biography of Philip Johnson and the latest advances in passive house construction. The series attracted 1,274 attendees to 11 events.

CURRENT PROJECTS This series highlighted significant new project starts or completions in Chicago, including a memorable and uplifting program on the potential renovation of the storied Uptown Theatre. Three Current Projects events OCT 19–20, 2019 attracted 371 total attendees. The CAC’s ninth annual Open House Chicago attracted BEHIND-THE-SCENES TOURS 109,000 attendees who made 370,000 total site visits to 352 sites in 39 Chicago neighborhoods, plus A total of 122 people attended two behind-the-scenes Evanston and Oak Park. CAC staff estimate that OHC events, hosted at Farm on Ogden, the city’s latest is the second-most widely attended event of its kind community-led urban architecture initiative, and the in the world. OHC 2019 was made possible through Elmhurst Art Museum, in conjunction with its exhibition the generous support of Wintrust as the Presenting “The Whole World a Bauhaus.” Sponsor, the Art Works program of the National Endowment for the Arts, ComEd, TAWANI Property SPECIAL PROGRAMS Management and the City of Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. Media sponsors In addition to the core program attendees numbered included Chicago magazine, the Chicago Tribune, above, 771 people attended six partner programs in 2019. WBEZ and Vocalo. Additional partners included Highlights included a game of “Architecture Jeopardy” Choose Chicago, the Chicago Transit Authority and co-presented with WBEZ’s Curious City team, and a the Open House Worldwide family of events. special architecture-themed Midwest Roadtrips program, produced in partnership with WTTW personality and CAC docent Geoffrey Baer. EXTENDING HORIZONS THE CAC’S EDUCATION DEPARTMENT had a banner year in 2019, working to refine existing successful programs for even greater impact while piloting new initiatives that take advantage of the new Center’s stimulating galleries. In all, CAC Education programs served 35,128 captivated individuals!

FAMILIES TEENS The CAC’s programs for children ages 3–14 and their families The CAC reached 3,302 youth through Teen Fellows reached 14,600 people in 2019 through field trips, camps and Teen Ambassadors programs, design competitions, and classes, festivals and special events, school visits and field trips, open studios, school visits and the Chicago gallery activations. This represents a 46% increase over 2018. Architecture Biennial. In 2019, 19 Teen Fellows—most Nearly 60 students participated in Girls Build! programs, from populations traditionally underrepresented in which provide girls ages 11–14 with opportunities to develop architecture, construction, engineering and design— leadership skills, collaborate on place-based research and met on Saturdays during the academic year to meet meet female architects and role models. The participants professionals, work on their design projects and visit explored the built environments of Pilsen, Bronzeville and significant architectural sites. Little Italy during weekend classes, spring break camps They also took a study trip to New York City and and summer camps. participated in paid summer internships. Neighborhood Festivals and special events at the CAC—and in partnership Teen Ambassadors, a two-year project funded by with city agencies and other organizations—reached 5,382 the National Endowment for the Humanities, served participants in 2019. Highlights included Engineering Fest, 15 youths in 2019. During a weeklong summer program where children built Ferris wheels and explored the World’s and fall workshops, teens explored the architecture Columbian Exposition of 1893; and Open House Chicago, and history of Bronzeville through visits to historically during which the CAC engaged learners at the Center significant sites and produced podcasts about and the Jay Pritzker Pavilion in nearby Millennium Park. their experiences.

10 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER OTHER 2019 EDUCATION INITIATIVES

• 2019 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE BIENNIAL The CAC once again served as the Signature Education Partner for the Chicago Architecture Biennial. Over three months (and despite an 11-day CPS teacher strike), the CAC served 3,086 diverse young Chicagoans, their teachers and families through field trips, teacher resources, workshops, gallery interpretation and the BP Student Ideas Competition. In partnership with After School Matters and the Chicago Architecture Biennial, the CAC also prepared 20 Teen Ambassadors to serve as interpreters and guides for the Biennial.

• CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE EDUCATION NETWORK The CAC published a first-of-its-kind report that identified Chicago’s out-of-school-time architecture and design programs. It was recognized by the Mayor’s office as a model for other education constituencies and served as the foundation for the CAC-led Chicago Architecture Education Network (CAEN).

• 37TH ANNUAL NEWHOUSE ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN COMPETITION Nearly 800 students from 36 schools worked on Newhouse projects in seven categories. Nearly 40 architecture and design professionals juried these students’ work; winners received certificates, cash prizes and gifts donated by architecture firms in a showcase at the Center in May 2019.

• VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT The Education department led two trainings for 17 new education guides, and two additional trainings for current education guides who led Chicago Architecture Biennial field trips. In total, 53 education guide volunteers contributed 1,130 total hours to the CAC in 2019.

• DISCOVERDESIGN.ORG An online platform where students, teachers and mentors can participate in or develop design challenges, DiscoverDesign.org served 13,581 registered users in 2019, a 17% increase over 2018.

• NO SMALL PLANS CAC’s engaging graphic novel continues to introduce students to the world of planning EDUCATORS and design through the imagined perspectives of three The CAC held its annual Educator Reception in October, Chicago students from different time periods. Through the CAC’s efforts, this absorbing work is found in every where more than 100 educators learned how to use Chicago Public Library branch and in many classrooms the Center and its resources to support K–12 education. throughout the city. Professional development workshops also engaged nearly 50 new educators on how to use the No Small Plans graphic novel in their curricula, with 5,766 free copies distributed to students. In addition, 38 teachers participated in two professional development workshops to learn about the Chicago Architecture Biennial’s core themes, how to plan field trips, and about pre- and post-visit activities to engage students back in their classrooms. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2019

REVENUES

1% % 1 < Tours 16,007,383 1% 1% 1% Development 3,036,608 Membership 1,106,659 4% Center Revenues 928,812 5% Capital Campaign 253,780 Retail Activities 250,177 14% Education and 229,816 Public Programs 73% Association of 116,229 Architecture Organizations Administration 92,006

TOTAL REVENUE $22,021,470

EXPENSES

Tours 12,409,294 1% 1% 1% Marketing and 3,058,729 Promotion 4% Administration 2,147,601 5% Education and Public Programs 1,995,912 9% Development 1,030,918 Center-Related 826,164 10% 56% Retail Activities 201,446 Membership 196,318 14% Association of 136,191 Architecture Organizations

TOTAL EXPENSES $22,002,573

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ASSETS Current Assets Cash and investments 6,711,829 Accounts and pledges receivable 2,162,545 Inventory 2,069 Prepaid expenses 347,882 Total Current Assets 9,224,325

Property and Equipment Net equipment and leasehold improvements 11,437,569

Other Assets Collection items 1,716,823 Receivables, noncurrent 2,107,751

TOTAL ASSETS $24,486,468

LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Accounts payable 202,906 Accrued liabilities 552,368 Deferred revenue 48,704 Current portion of long-term debt 159,117 Total Current Liabilities 963,095

Long-Term Liabilities Long-term debt 2,264,941 Deferred rent 4,321,206

TOTAL LIABILITIES $7,549,242

NET ASSETS Net assets without donor restrictions 12,688,033 Net assets with donor restrictions 4,249,193

TOTAL NET ASSETS $16,937,226

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $24,486,468

2019 ANNUAL REPORT 13 MEET YOUR CITY CAMPAIGN

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

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

2019 ANNUAL REPORT 15 DONORS & PARTNERS

INSTITUTIONAL GIVING Lendlease Thornton Tomasetti RG Construction Services Lurie Holdings, Inc. USG Corporation The Richard H. Driehaus $1,000,000+ Saint-Gobain SageGlass Visit Oak Park Charitable Lead Trust ArcelorMittal Sterling Bay LLC Robert A.M. Stern Architects,LLP $1,000–$4,999 Sahara Enterprises, Inc. $500,000–$999,999 TAWANI Property Management Amtrust Financial Services Inc Turner Construction Company Site Design Group, Ltd. Triad Foundation, Inc. Arlen Music Productions Foundation Studio Gang Architects $5,000–$9,999 CallisonRTKL Wintrust Syska Hennessy Group Anonymous Chicago Community Trust T. Rowe Price Program for $250,000–$499,999 Arup CIBC Charitable Giving Anonymous Barnes & Thornburg LLP City of Chicago Department W.E. O’Neil Construction Co. The Elizabeth Morse CBRE Chicago of Cultural Affairs & Charitable Trust Special Events Wheeler Kearns Architects Inc. Development Resources Inc. Conopco Realty Wheels, Inc. $100,000–$249,999 Environmental Systems & Development, Inc. Wight & Company ComEd Design, Inc. Continental Electrical Construction The Zucaro Family Graham Foundation for Oxford Capital The Dupage Foundation Foundation, Inc. Advanced Studies in exp. Eckenhoff Saunders Architects, Inc. the Fine Arts Farpoint Development $250–$999 Epstein Construction 1871: Chicagoland Illinois Science and Energy Foran Glennon Innovation Foundation F.H. Paschen, S.N. Nielsen, Inc. Entrepreneurial Center Frances E. Streit Foundation The Richard H. Driehaus & Associates Aetna Gensler Foundation Focus Allstate Giving Campaign Golub & Company LLC Francis Beidler Foundation Anonymous $50,000–$99,999 The Hill Group AARP Illinois Hattie A. and Marie V. Fatz Arch Insurance Group HOK Allstate Foundation Foundation Charities Aid Foundation JDL Development LLC American Honda Foundation Hearn of America Loewenberg Architects / The Brinson Foundation Hive Fund for Connected Continental Painting Magellan Development Group Lear ning at The Chicago & Decorating, Inc. Illinois Department of Commerce Loewenberg Charitable Community Trust D.A. Davidson & Co. and Economic Opportunity Foundation James S. Kemper Foundation Daccord LLC Pepper Construction Company $25,000–$49,999 JGMA IBM International Foundation Crown Family Philanthropies Perkins + Will Klai Juba Wald Illinois Tool Works The Knowles Foundation Power Construction Company, LLC Architecture + Interiors Foundation National Endowment Pritzker Traubert Foundation McGuire Engineers Lloyd A. Fry Foundation for the Arts RAS Development, LLC Morrison Architectural Planning Microsoft Corporation Newsweb Corporation RATIO Architects The Northern Trust Company RBI Sandz Related Midwest Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Old Republic International Singerman Real Estate Rhoades Foundation Corporation Solomon Cordwell Buenz Thorne Associates, Inc. Segal Family Foundation & Associates Plante Moran, PLLC Tucker Development TAWANI Foundation Stone Real Estate Polk Bros. Foundation Corporation $10,000–$24,999 Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill (from left) Tom Zurowski and Michael Wood at reception welcoming Maurice Cox (right) Architecture as the new Commissioner of the Department of Planning and Development Antunovich Associates bKL Architecture LLC BMO Harris Bank Buchanan Family Foundation DLA Piper LLP Dr. Scholl Foundation Dyson Inc. Forward Space Illinois Arts Council Agency, a state agency John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Julius N. Frankel Foundation

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Tim Swanson leads fellow members on a tour of Skender’s pioneering modular construction facility in Chicago

INDUSTRY COUNCIL Stone Real Estate Wight & Company Ross Barney Architects, Inc. Studio Gang Architects WMA Consulting Engineers, Ltd. SmithGroup PRINCIPAL TAWANI Property Management WOHA Architects SMNG A Ltd. Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill STL Architects Architecture LEADER ASSOCIATE Structured Development, LLC ArcelorMittal AIA Chicago CMK Companies The Clark Construction Barnes & Thornburg LLP Cushman & Wakefield Inc. Eckenhoff Saunders Group, Inc. Architects, Inc. bKL Architecture LLC DMAC Architecture P.C. ThyssenKrupp Elevator Forward Space CallisonRTKL HOK Corporation Goettsch Partners Clune Construction Company NORR Tully & Associates Lendlease DLA Piper LLP Site Design Group, Ltd. Valerio Dewalt Train Loewenberg Architects / Environmental Systems Wiss, Janney, Elstner WSP USA Magellan Development Group Design, Inc. Associates, Inc. Related Midwest Epstein Construction ENTREPRENEUR IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Executive Construction, Inc. Arup Chicago Gallery News Sterling Bay LLC Gensler Bear Construction Company Chicago Latino Network The John Buck Company Ghafari CannonDesign Chicago Life Magazine Thornton Tomasetti HED Chicago Magazine Turner Construction Company Heitman LLC Chicago Metal Rolled Products Chicago Reader UL Labs JAHN LLC Clayco Chicago Tribune USG Foundation Krueck + Sexton Architects Columbian Model & Exhibit Works, Ltd. Choose Chicago Magnusson Klemencic PARTNER Associates, Inc. Dyson Inc. Communications Problem Solvers Council on Tall Buildings Eastlake Studio Inc. Concierge Preferred and Urban Habitat Optima, Inc. FGP Atelier Intersection Development Management Ozinga Associates, LLC Pappageorge Haymes Firstservice Residential JCDecaux North America exp. Skender Gilbane Building Company Marcus Promotions, Inc. Golub & Company LLC Solomon Cordwell Buenz Hoerr Schaudt Landscape Theater on the Lake Oxford Capital Group, LLC & Associates Architects WBBM Newsradio 780 Perkins + Will Stantec Architecture Holabird & Root WBEZ Chicago Public Media Riverside Investment and Syska Hennessy Group Orren Pickell Building Group, LLC Where Morris Media Network Development Co. W.E. O’Neil Construction Co. RATIO Architects WTTW Channel 11

2019 ANNUAL REPORT 17 Regenia Stein and Roland James (foreground) at a Burnham Society event

DONOR LEVEL MEMBERS Erica C. Meyer Shelley Finnigan and Jonathan Lehman and Shannon Moore and Ivan Mutis Zachary Huelsing BURNHAM SOCIETY Ron Kropp Cathy and R. Robert Funderburg Nila and Ron Leiserowitz BENEFACTOR Cathy and William Osborn Donna and Glenn Gabanski William Lemke $5,000+ Julie Overbeck Scott George William and Wendy Lipsman Jeanne M. Brett and Denise Peterson Virginia and C. Gary Gerst Eva and Lynn Maddox Stephen Goldberg Claudia and Steven Schwartz Andy Gloor Michael Malak Jacquelyn M. DeThorne Reed Singer and Stina Fish Nada Andric and Kitty and James Mann Jim Gary Stephen and Emmy Stanley James Goettsch Alan Matsumura and Malgorzata Glowacka Marilyn Stewart Delta A. Greene Laura Erickson Connie and Bob Hickey Audrey Weaver Sandra and Jack Guthman Jeanne and Timothy Mayes James and Melissa Holzhauer Nancy and Breck Hanson Gail S. McGuinness Penny and Bill Obenshain BURNHAM SOCIETY MEMBER Virginia Head Heather McWilliams Beverly J. Rodgers $1,500–$2,499 Sandra L. Helton and and Fred Fischer Anonymous Barry A. Sears and Kathy Rice Norman M. Edelson Michael Merwin Shay Bahramirad Denise Littlefield Sobel Victoria Herget and Laura and Joe Milani Gina A. Berndt Julia M. Stasch Robert Parsons Jim and Pamela Miller Matthew Biecker Carrie and Harry Hightman Ursula Moncau BURNHAM SOCIETY LEADER John Blackburn and Gaye Hill and Jeff Urbina Linda Watson and Joe Moravy $2,500–$4,999 William Gilmer Kay D. Hinn Sandra Mueller Ronnie and Kenneth Adamo Richard A. Blair Mary Jo Hoag Janet Myers Daniel and Michele Becker Ann Marie and Greg Brink Brent A. Hoffmann Sheila and Michael Newman Thomas E. Brean Joseph G. Burns Nancy Hornak Timothy S. Nickerson Ann and Richard Carr Thomas A. Carmichael Julie and David Jacobson Margaret Dickerson, DO and Catherine Hayden Lynne Considine Nieman Jeffrey Jahns and and Robert Fliegelman, DO Kathleen A. Carpenter Jenny and Craig Niemann Jill Metcoff Jahns Erika and Dietrich Gross Maurice and John and Janis Notz Will and Sharon Johns Lena Hansson and Margaret Champagne Catherine and Orjan Odelbo Kelly S. Jones Robert W. Grist David and Loren Chernoff Lynn Osmond and Loretta N. Julian Christopher Multhauf Marilyn and R. H. Helmholz Linton J. Childs Camille and Natacha Julmy James D. Parsons David D. Hiller Duane M. DesParte and Regenia Stein and John C. Schneider Julie and Kurt Karnatz Merry Ann Pearson Roland James Barbara and Alvin and Elizabeth Katz John C. Pintozzi Judith Kaufman Thomas Donnelley Mary C. Kemp Lee and Jill Pollock Jill and Michael Lowe Mary and Bruce Feay Barbara and John Kowalczyk Constance Rajala

18 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER Danielle and Glenn Richter BEAUX ARTS Sharon M. Olson Mark and Nikki Shields John and Amanda Rutledge $550–$999 Gina Page Benjamin Skelton Dawn R. Schutte Nancy A. Abshire, AIA RIBA Lakedra Pam Sabine B. Sobek Adam Semel Leah and Richard Assmus Katherine and Jason Patch Kelly Soprych Clifford Shapiro Lynn and Scott Bayman Elaine Pesavento Jean and Eugene Stark and Darlene Vorachek Tammy and Rod Beeler Michael and Laurie Petersen Matthew Steinmetz Ilene W. Shaw Beth and Tom Bentley Christine and John Pfeiffer Sandra Stitzlein Ellen and Richard Shubart Katlyn Hemmingsen Berge Don and Briar Picchietti Roseanna F. Torretto Brandon Sprague Kathleen Boege Dave and Laura Plumb Peter M. Vale Kathleen and Lawrence Sullivan Lauren Boyer Edward Potocek Anne C. Van Wart Jill and Robert Tanz Jane and Michael Brannan Georgann and Alan Prochaska Curtis Voges Robin Loewenberg Tebbe Laura Louise Breyer Phyllis and Dennis Propp Valerie Wiley and and Mark Tebbe Daniele and Karl Bruhn Philip R. Russ Timothy B. Johnson Ann Thompson, AIA Alice Brunner Patricia Sczygiel Ross Wirth Zachary Turner Phillip L. Cacioppo Gail Seidel Lori Yelvington Marcy Twete and Sandy Campbell Charles Beck Kathryn Collier Mary and Dalius Vasys Kenneth and Marcia Dam John and Carolyn Viera Angela J. D’Aversa Kathryn Voland-Mann and Anne and Nicholas Ditto Bob Mann Lauren Elbert Peggy Wagener Linlee and Charles Elbert Sharon and Todd Walbert Kimberly Ferrell Daniel and Patty Walsh Gloria V. Fletcher Lisa Warshauer Patti Eylar and Charles Gardner Carrie and K. Jay Weaver Nancy Gavlin Virginia Willcox Charles Gurian Stephen and Martha Anne Yandle Robert A. Habermann Theodore and Cindy Yi John and Dana Hagenah SULLIVAN SOCIETY Jo Ellen and Stephen Ham $1,000–$1,499 Robbi Jumaa Hamida and Anonymous (2) Warren Bowler Timothy Boudreau Catherine Handelsman Rosemarie and Dean Buntrock Janet and Thomas Harris Stanley D. Christianson Stephanie Heckman and Barbara and Keith Clayton Shane Kennedy Gingerbread event Lewis Collens Ronald Henderson Sara Corya and Anne Horn Doug Williamson Charles Hughes Susan deCordova Jean Perkins and Lisa and David Erickson Leland Hutchinson Norman and Barbro Jung Sue and Jeff Ingraffia Mary Beth and Barbara and James Javorcic Kevin Kamraczewski Rosemary and Gary Jones Michael Krauss Sona Kalousdian and Arthur Kruski and Ira Lawrence Priscilla Russell Anne Kaplan Daniel and Beth Maguire Jared Kaplan Michelle Martel Loretta K. Kaplan Joan and Louis Mercuri J. Bradley Keck Linda and L. Richard Petraca III Laurence Leive and Pamela J. Seaman Manuel Pereiras Enid and Gary Shapiro Alan and Edina Lessack Priscilla A. Swanson Jeffrey Locascio Kevin Todd Pamela Loewenstein Connie Fairbanks and Katherine M. Lorenz Alston Twiss Karen and Bradley Lynch Virginia Vale Edward Magiera Laura Erickson (middle) and Alan Matsumura (right) with a designer/tour guide Len Valentino and Jeannie Moy Cynthia and Christopher Meals at a Burnham Society event

2019 ANNUAL REPORT 19 GALAGALA

Marc Cerone, Robert Frost, Gordon Gill (Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture) Theodore J. Novak (DLA Piper) with Lynn Osmond and Alan McLenaghan, PhD (Saint-Gobain SageGlass)

NEARLY 600 PEOPLE attended the 2019 Designing Futures Gala on April 4 and raised $570,000 for CAC Education programs. Honorees included Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, Turner Construction and Theodore J. Novak of DLA Piper.

DECO Ryan Biziorek Doug Chinery Lauri Draggoo $300–$549 Shaun and Andrew Block Judy and John Coletta Gary L. Eppling Mary Jo Abrahamson Albert H. Bloom Azurii K. Collier David Fanta Judith Aiello-Fantus Jean and Ben Bogner Jennifer Darnall Julianne Farley Sandra Allen and Jim Perlow Greg Booth Judy and Tapas Das Gupta Mark Farrell Anonymous (2) Steven Borkenhagen Cheryl Istvan and Peter Feit Mary and Tom Bagley John and Leah Bowman Keith Daubenspeck Marilynne Felderman Jenny and Robert Barish Andrew G. Bunting Erik De Vries Laura and Mark Fisher Carol Barnett John F. Byrd Jil Deheeger Marie and Brian Fitzpatrick Pierina Benvenuto Allison and Ed Callison Patty L. Delony Daniel T. Fitzpatrick Sharen Berman Jerry Cattell Molly and Julian D’Esposito Mary Gail Fitzpatrick Tom and Martha Biede Haley Chang Toietta and Michael Dixon Bonnie Forkosh

20 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER Charles and Mary Ann Forness Katherine Kean Jan and Philip Moeller Jackie Sieros Diana and Dave Foth Mary Kelly Christian Molinaro Suzanne Smart Brad Fowler Paula and Joseph Kerger J. Dennis Monteverde Adam Christopher Snow Melissa Frey and Jacqueline and Sheldon Kimel William Morgan and Alice and Julius Solomon William Pridmore Amber and Kurt Kindt Gwen Herrin Marilyn Cantisano and Nancy Gerrie Alexander Kintner Tonia Nelson Donald Southworth Peter Ginn Simon Kissler Erin Nolan Amy Stanczyk Carol and David Goldrath Raye and Paul Koch Maureen O’Connor Clark Stanford Candice Goldstein and Michael and Patricia Kremin Sue Pajakowski Lorene J. Stewart Abe Steinberg Edward Kuhn Ellen and Christopher Peterson David and Laura Stone David and Elizabeth Goltermann William Kundert Tim and Margaret Price Jennifer Suerth Julia Gorman and Michael Reed Mark and Lilly Kurtz Laurie Smith and Alan Taylor Brian Grady Andy Prodanovic Maura Kush Darcel Troy Maureen and Mark Greenwood Barbara Quilty Janine Landow-Esser Scott Vachon Tim Haaf Harold W. Rees Joann Larson Eunice Valdivia Ronald K. Hamburger Janice Reineke Dawn Lee Jennifer and J. Douglas Hanna Eleanor and William Revelle Jeremy Leon Robert Van Valkenburg David and Susan Harnden Anita Rogers Anne and Olivier Leonetti John M. VanderLinden Carole Heiman-Kezios Philip A. Rosborough and John W. Butler Steve Clar and Julia Liu Virginia and Chris Hill and Steve Clar Bruce Rosenberg and Marilyn and Michael Vender Debbie Solomon Lisa Hirsch Cynthia Lord and James Gray Camille Veri Sheli and Burt Rosenberg Joyce and Richard Hirsch Barbara C. Mackevich Joan and John Von Leesen Ryan Ruskin Linda Bachelder and Amy Mandel Sharon L. Vuinovich Van Holkeboer Noreen and James Ryan Ann Manikas and Leonard Wall Marilynn and John Houston David Isaacson Susan Obler and John Scanlon Sharon Wang Jean and George Hull Joe and Rika Mansueto Robert G. Schaefer, AIA Kathleen A. Ward and Mary Humenansky Jamie Marshall and Nicole Schall-Plotner Mark Reiter Maureen and Timothy Hunter Richard Sobkowiak and Christopher Plotner Julia Watt Ashley Jacobson Anthony Martorano Jill and Michael Schield Julie R. Wheeler, AIA Ralph Johnson and James Meier Susan Schiller Daley Wilson-Rarus Kathy Nagle Paul and Tonya Melkus James M. Schumacher Jane Winter and Richard Larson Beth and John Jostrand Leslie and Robert Meyer Sohil Shah Antony Wood Matthew Junge Marjorie Miller-Brownstein, John O’Shea Hayley and Chris Younkin-Wilson Tim Karas AIA, LEED AP Megan and Steven Shebik Mary Kay and Roy and Judith Kass Michael Minieka James Siebert Robert Yuditsky

Juror Katanya Raby at Newhouse Jury Day Stephen Yandle, Martha Anne Yandle and Lynn Osmond at a Burnham Society event

2019 ANNUAL REPORT 21 Tim Mayes, Kathy Rice, Barry Sears, Fred Fischer and Heather McWilliams enjoy the CAC Auxiliary Board river cruise

ANNUAL & RESTRICTED GIVING Karen B. Case Lee and Jill Pollock Mike DeRouin Lyse Charette Jay Porter and David Smith Mariah F. DiGrino + $50,000 Richard Chesley William Rudnick Carol P. Eastin Denise Littlefield Sobel Lewis Collens Jennifer Scanlon Dian and Ted Eller John and Carolyn Viera Keating Crown Bryan Schabel Jennifer Entenman and $25,000–$49,999 Dirk Denison Jeff Shapack Ryan Biziorek Penny and Bill Obenshain Rika Semba and Clifford Shapiro and David Fanta Patrick M. Donley Darlene A. Vorachek Eric Fenske $10,000–$24,999 Matthew M. Dumich Megan and Steven Shebik Edward Ferguson James and Melissa Holzhauer Philip J. Enquist, FAIA Leonard J. Skiba AIA Shelley Finnigan and Ivan Mutis Thomas and Debbie Kerwin Jorge Escarpita Thomas and Francine Snyder Gloria V. Fletcher In Memory of Thomas R. and Charlene Landsberg Smith Robert Forest Andy Stapleton Margaret Dickerson, DO and Robert Fliegelman, DO Catherine and Orjan Odelbo Kenton and Janet Foutty Daniel Starr Willard A. Fry Beverly J. Rodgers John Tielsch and Deborah Garber Richard Stein Xuan Fu Maureen Stailey Malgorzata Glowacka John Sullivan Jerry Fuller Marcy Twete and Charles Beck Will and Sharon Johns Jeff Testa Cybelle Jones Ann Thompson, AIA Donna and Glenn Gabanski $5,000–$9,999 Roy and Judith Kass Jerry R. Walleck Patricia Garza Anonymous Carol Kozola Theodore and Cindy Yi John Gavin Thomas E. Brean Michael Krauss Nick Georgakopoulos Jeanne M. Brett and $250–$999 Mike Kurzman Mark A. Goodman Stephen Goldberg Matt Ackley Deborah Lahey Chloe Grant Ann and Richard Carr Val and Diana Adams Barbara Lanctot Ann Greenstein Jacquelyn M. DeThorne Jurrien van den Akker Brian Lee and Wendy Szeto Lee Adrienne Grier The Drake Family Nola Anderson Suzane Lovell Melanie Grune Jim Gary Anonymous (2) Brad Lutz Denise Hall Scott George Geoffrey Baer Alan Matsumura and Tim Hamilton Gordon and Wendy Gill Lynn and Scott Bayman Laura Erickson David Harris Brent A. Hoffmann Adam Berkoff Deirdre McDaniel Laureen Higgins James D. Parsons Juan Betancur Joan and Louis Mercuri Tricia Van Horn John C. Pintozzi Constance and Lee Miller Harrington Bischof Marilynn and John Houston Charles C. Porter Sandra Mueller Neil G. Bluhm Giovanna and Mariano Imbarrato Scott and Jackie Renwick Janet Myers Michael Borders Daniel J. Jares Barry A. Sears Rob Nash Michael Breclaw Ben Johnson Jill and Robert Tanz Jenny and Craig Niemann Ray Capitanini Donna M. Kapche $1,000–$4,999 Courtney Novak Christine Carlyle Monica Kline Anonymous Lynn Osmond and Thomas A. Carmichael Linda and James Koolish William F. Baker Christopher Multhauf and Catherine Hayden Arthur Kruski and Priscilla Russell Richard and Sybil Blair Chris Pemberton Marc Cerone and Nick Trakas Joann and Richard Larson David Blinderman Denise Peterson Nancy Dehmlow Michael Laube Joseph and Mary Burns Charles Polcaster Claudia Delestowicz Nila and Ron Leiserowitz

22 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER Azurii Collier at Engineering Fest 2019 Didi Foth, Jennifer Darnall and Mary Humenansky aboard the CAC Auxiliary Board river cruise

Brigitte Lenz Debbie Solomon Helen L. Kuehn* Elizabeth Goltermann Alan and Edina Lessack Sue Stealey Henry and Marti Kuehn Tim Haaf Diane Lukoff Sandra Stitzlein Barbara Lanctot Stephanie Heckman Bradley Lutz Catherine Tinker In Memory of Thomas R. and Katlyn Hemmingsen Berge Cheryl Maletich William Tippens Charlene Landsberg Smith Kay D. Hinn Daniel McCaffery Ida T. Tobe Larry Lesperance Mary Humanensky Martha McClintock Aaron Tucker Lucy S. Lyon* Ashley Jacobson Bonnie McDonald Grant C. Uhlir Lloyd B. Morgan and Barbara Javorcic Donna B. Morgan* Michael D. McMains Douglas Voigt AICP James Javorcic Edwin C. Nagel Jerry Mickelson Cynthia and Benjamin Weese Gary Jones John H. Nelson, FAIA Alison Mitchell Michael L. Weiland Rosemary Jones Jeffrey Nichols Mike Mleko Barbara Weiner Beth Jostrand Lynn J. Osmond and Ursula Moncau David Wickstrom Shane Kennedy Chris Multhauf Robert Muller Rebecca Trumbull Jeremy Leon and Steve Wiesenthal Edna K. Papazian* Bradley Navarro Julia Liu Fred and Nikki Stein Gail Satler Chris Nikkel Eva Maddox Bill Williams Patricia and Richard Schnadig Julie O’Brochta Lynn Maddox Donna and Phillip Zarcone Barry A. Sears Catherine Osika Amy Mandel Yue Zhu Bunny Selig* Joe O’Sullivan Robin B. Simon Jeanne Mayes Jeffrey N. Owen BLUEPRINT SOCIETY Susan Tennant Heather McWilliams Katherin and Douglas Palandech Christopher Meals Stuart Abelson* Tamie Tobe Susan Pappas Cynthia Meals Anonymous (2) Janice Trimble* Peggy Paulsen Shannon Moore Nadine Armato* Jeffrey M. Zoll* Justin Pelej Christopher Multhauf Melissa Arnold Memorial Richard and Roselyn Pepper by Dean J. Arnold AUXILIARY BOARD Emily Mumaw Robert and Barbara Perkaus Alissa E. Ballot Mary Jo Abrahamson Lynn J. Osmond John Peronto Nelson D. Cornelius Trust Nancy A. Abshire, AIA RIBA Jason Patch Linda and L. Richard Petraca III Sylvia Dunbeck Mary Bagley Katherine Patch Rita Petretti Daniel P. Fitzgerald Rodney Beeler Vasu Patel Dan Pinkert John T. Geary, Jr.* Tamara Beeler Dave Plumb Mark Prindiville Lyle Gillman Ryan Biziorek Laura Plumb Grace and Scott Rappe Michael Goldberger Greg Booth Denise Savas Susan Robertson Jan Grayson Alison Bullock Barry A. Sears Helen and Harry Roper Delta Greene Haley Chang Sohil Shah Michelangelo Sabatino Richard Halvorsen* Doug Chinery Glenda Spangler Mark Sarkisian Evolyn A. Hardinge* Azurii K. Collier William A. Spence Scott Sarver The Family of Norma Harris Jennifer Darnall Jennifer Suerth William Schlesser Janet L. Hipp Erik De Vries Dalius Vasys Carl Segneri Mary Jo Hoag Fred Fischer Mary Vasys Paul Shadle and Monica Drane Judith L. Kaufman Diana Foth Camille Veri Joanne Silver Frances H. Knaphurst Trust Brad Fowler Daley Wilson-Rarus

*Deceased 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 23 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2019 Joseph G. Burns Ursula Moncau Jason Patch Managing Principal President Auxiliary Board President EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Thornton Tomasetti Schaumburg Bank & Trust Managing Partner Joan Burnstein Gand Company, N.A. Grand Basin Capital CHAIR President Michael Newman Matt Dumich John Pintozzi Bauhaus and Beyond President & CEO AIA Representative Senior Vice President Shelley Finnigan Golub & Company LLC Principal & Controller Global Technical Sales Jenny Niemann Workplace Studio Leader The Allstate Corporation Engineer/Head of Technical Pr esident/CEO and Owner SmithGroup VICE CHAIR Sales & Marketing Forward Space William Lipsman for the Americas John W. Rutledge Lee Pollock Constance Rajala ArcelorMittal Founder, President & CEO T rustee and Advisor LIFE TRUSTEE Oxford Capital Group, LLC Scott P. George to the Board Henry H. Kuehn Oxford Hotels & Resorts, LLC Co-Founder & The International Managing Director Churchill Society Lynn Osmond TRUSTEES EMERITUS CMD Global Advisors, LLC Jay Porter President & CEO John DiCiurcio Gordon Gill CEO Chicago Architecture Center Chief Operating Officer Partner Revere Turner Construction SECRETARY Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Scott Renwick Company Nila R. Leiserowitz Andy Gloor Senior Vice President Walter Eckenhoff Regional Managing Principal Chief Executive Officer and General Counsel Founding Principal Gensler (Retired) Sterling Bay Kemper Corporation (Retired) Eckenhoff Saunders Carrie J. Hightman Adam Semel Architects TREASURER; CHAIR, Executive Vice President Managing Partner Jan Grayson FINANCE COMMITTEE and Chief Legal Officer Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Jeffrey Jahns Tom Brean NiSource Inc. Clifford Shapiro Partner Partner Julie Jacobson Partner and Chair of Seyfarth Shaw Grant Thornton LLP Senior Fellow the Construction Law Environmental Law & Practice Group Alvin Katz CHAIR, LEADING FORUM Policy Center Barnes & Thornburg LLP Partner COMMITTEE Katten Muchin Rosenman Will Johns Jill Tanz Catherine Odelbo LLP Camille Julmy Partner Morningstar, Inc. (Retired) Daniel Maguire Parkside Realty, Inc. Chicago Mediation Services CEO CHAIR, EDUCATION COMMITTEE Kurt Karnatz EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Executive Construction, Inc. James D. Parsons President Ryan Biziorek (Retired) Senior Advisor Environmental Systems Associate | Acoustics, Audio Lloyd B. Morgan The Brinson Foundation Design, Inc. Visual, Theatre Consulting Mor gan Interests, LLC Robin Loewenberg Tebbe Leader, Chicago CHAIR, EXHIBITIONS COMMITTEE President Arup Ann Thompson LIFT Office LLC Senior Vice President, Architecture and Design Related Midwest

CHAIR, DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Marcy Twete

CHAIR, GOVERNANCE & BOARD DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Theodore Yi Partner Quarles & Brady, LLP

MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Shay Bahramirad V ice President, Engineering and Smart Grid ComEd Gina Berndt Managing Director, Chicago Perkins + Will Rick Blair Vice President, General Manager Turner Construction Company

24 STAFF Michele Kuhn Amanda Abernathy Emmelia Lamphere Cheryl Luetkemeyer Val Adams Michael Malak Andy Aguirre Janine Marino Larren Austin Courtney Marsaw Brittany Barnes Alexis Marts Shay Berkhalter Blake McFadden William Berthouex Tab Mocherman Matthew Biecker Anna Munzesheimer Isabella Boland Jennifer Mushynski Rebecca Boland Paul Neumann Grant Brown Lynne Nieman Emma Browne Daniel O’Connell Paulina Budzioch Eliza O’Donnell Juliana Cardona Narvaez Lynn Osmond Erin Carlisle Jennifer Palumbo Jessica Carlson Ellen Peterson Kennedy Causby Ashley Powers Jessica Cilella Edgar Quintanilla TOUR PARTNERS Frank Lloyd Wright Trust Megan Clauhs Rossana Quixito Get Your Guide David Cordaro Antenna International Michael Reyes Illinois Institute of Technology Angela Cotey Big Bus Mizael Robledo Land & Lake Kitchen Ayrika Craig Blackstone Hotel Deborah Rodak Lawry’s Casey Crail Burrito Beach Jose Rodriguez Max’s Hotdogs DJ Cummings Canadian Forces Omar Rodriguez Appreciation Program Mood Media Steve Doornbos Eric Rogers Central Area Interpreter Palmer House Hilton Patricia Doyle Alexander Roggow Referral Service —Chicago Toque & Bottle (McCormick Ruth Droescher Place Concierge) Lena Romano Chicago Messenger Caroline Duda Leslie Roque Chicago Transit Authority TripAdvisor Hanan Shoubaki Hallie Rosen Chicago’s First Lady Cruises University of Chicago Nora Engonopoulos Adam Rubin Expedia Viator Angela Esposito Walmer Saavedra Farnsworth House Windy City Limousine Malcolm Evans Tushar Samant Justin Finley Anthony Santiago Ivan Gaona Julio Saravia Patricia Garza Erik Scanlon Vicki Garza Sage Schroeder Dana Genco Jennifer Shanahan Ashley Hall Rohit Shankar Jonathan Harvey Aja Singletary Kaimara Herron Laura Sklansky Wade Holliday Jennifer Sloan Yu-Ting Huang Elizabeth Slockyj Jasmin Ingram Madison Smith Rachel Johnson Sonia Soto Christian McTizic Ian Spula Katharine Jordan Jane Stanton Meghan Kastenholz Beth Bentley Scott Kiefer Lauren Trajano Kurt Kindt Lisette Velazquez Lori Kleinerman Zachary Whittenburg Kara Kopec Michael Wood Emily Koval Jennifer Yoo Nicole Kowrach Chris Younkin-Wilson Jennifer Kramer Amanda Zeigler

2019 ANNUAL REPORT 25 VOLUNTEERS Emily Clott Georgia Goldberg Tom Kinsella Bonnie Moore Eileen Sanfilippo Mitchell Cobey Sabra Goldman Monica Kline John Morris Tom Savick DOCENTS Robert Cochand Evelyn Goltz Lori Kolb Bruce Moser Allison Scaia Kyle Adams Bill Coffin Fawn Gottlieb Quentin Kossnar Chris Multhauf Edie Scala-Hampson Val Adams Michael Cohen David Gottlieb Jack Kremers Patrick Murray Susan Schlegel Barry Aldridge Michelle Cohen Delta Greene Kathleen Krepps Bill Myers Alison Schlickman James Allan Kathleen Coles Kevin Griebenow Laurel Kruke Erica Myles Jean Schlinkmann Amy Amato Peg Conway Stana Grim Darcy Krulisky Ramani Natarajan Cindy Schneider Thomas Applegate Maria Corpuz Jennifer Groot Joan Kuhn Sandeep Navalgund John Schneider Allison Arwady Roberta Culhane Mushynski Kathleen Kulick Ingrid Nelson Sydney Schuler Geoffrey Baer Jill Dahlke Patricia Grund Candace Kuzmarski Janet Nelson Nancy Schwab Kathy Baker Marcia Wachs Dam David Gudewicz Gabe Labovitz Margaret Newman Barry Sears Jerome Balin Sandra Danforth Sandy Guettler Bethany Lankin Jeffrey Nichols Anthony Sergen Jim Bartholomew Alice Daniele Charles Gurian Bill Lee Jonelle Niffenegger Russ Seward Cynthia Bates Bryant Danisch Jean Guritz Dan Lempa Anita North-Hamil Gary Shapiro Rebecca Bathke Elise Daughhetee Federico Guzman William Lenski Marie O’Brien Matt Sheffer Robin Bauer Mary Dedinsky Kathleen Hanley Peg Leonard Susan Osborn Anne Shillinglaw Ronald Becker Judy Demetriou Mark Hanover Alan Lessack Lynn Osmond Ellen Shubart Michele Becker Alpaa Desai Lena Hansson Amanda Lewis Bill Page Tori Simms Mary Jane Beechen Karen Dimond Jim Harmon Joan Lewis Molly Page Robin Simon Betsy Berman Rebecca Dixon Timothy Harris Adrienne Lieberman John Paige Nancy Sims Pam Bernas Tom Drebenstedt Douglas Harrison Richard Lightburn Cynthia Panganiban Reed Singer Patricia Biedar Gregory Dreyer Siobhan Hartsell Jeff Linton Susan Pappas Roy Slowinski John Blackburn Susan Duda Bonnie Hemphill Joanne Linzer John Parker David Smith Jennifer Bland Pamela Duke Audrey Henderson Bill Lipsman Chris Pausch Ronnie Jo Sokol Bruce Bode Angela Dumas Lynne Hensel Pam Loewenstein Merry Ann Pearson Alice Solomon Mari-Pat Boughner Sylvia Dunbeck Augustus Higginson Katherine Lorenz Dan Persky Joann Sondy April Brazell Margaret Eagan Gloria Greg Lowe Elizabeth Brian Souders Barbara Breakstone Jeff Edstrom Hinrichs-Nelson Doris Lucas Peterson Hall Ann Speltz Sandy Bredine Ted Eller Harry Hirsch Mary Ludgin Tom Phillips Lois Stanciak Josh Brickman Kay Ellwein Joni Hirsch Helena Lungstrom Lisa Pickell Leanne Star Elizabeth Britt Janet Elson Blackman Michael Mader Bobbi Pinkert Laurie Stearn Jill Brooks Mary Ennis Mary Jo Hoag Larry Mages Dan Pinkert Tom Stelmack Barry Bruckner Meg Eulberg Brent Hoffmann Betsy Mahon Angela Platt Marlene Stern Mary Brugliera Cindy Everett John Hug Pamuella Mann Mary Plauche’ Joan Stewart Jane Buckwalter Linda Ewing Douglas Hurdelbrink Jeff Marcella Bob Pratt Joan Stinton Jim Burke Joan Fallert Tina Hurley Linda Marcus Pam Prosch Annemarie Stohl Bob Burns Tina Feldstein Ted Jackanicz Cyndi Martin Barbara Puechler Tina Strauss John Burns Alan Fijal Eileen Jacobs Steve Marx Mark Purdome Bob Sutter Thomas Burt Dan Fitzgerald Susan Jacobson Marcia Matavulj Renee Purner John Syvertsen Barbara Butz Shirley Fitzpatrick Julie Jacobson David Matenaer Patrick Pyszka Lisa Tallman Nydia Mayela Barbara Foley Karen Jared Kathy Maynard Wesley Quevedo Jill Tanz Cabrera Janet Forte Dan Jares Jennifer McAllister Constance Rajala Susan Tennant Jane Cahill Susan Foster Jim Javorcic Bette McAvoy Jan Recor Linda Thompson Joe Cain Kenton Foutty Betsy Jenkins Edmund McDevitt Steven Redfield Timothy Thurlow David Cairns Gabriela Freese Joan Johns Gayle McKeen Jacqueline Rice John Tielsch Ron Campbell Debra Jean Frels Daniel Johnson Alina McMahon April Rinder Lindy Trigg Debra Campbell Joe Frey Wayne Johnson Mike McMains Freya Robayo-Perez Mimi Troy Deborah Carey Joan Friedman Kelly Jones Heather McWilliams Susan Robertson Rebecca Trumbull Jill Carlson Lance Friedmann Robert Joynt Jeff Mercer Bryan Robson John Tullsen Tom Carmichael Susan Frost Leo Jung Hartley Meyer Deb Rodak Kristi Turnbaugh Kathleen Carpenter Donna Gabanski Rachel Juris William Meyer Thomas Rodgers David Utech Camille Carrig Jolanta Gal Craig Kaiser Paul Meyers Monica Rodriguez Adina Van Buren Nancy Carter Wayne Galasek Larry Kameya Burt Michaels Corinne Rohr Carol Van Dyke Maurice Champagne Deborah Garber Cynthia Karabush Robert Michaelson Peg Romm Stacey Vanada Enid Chesler Carol Garner Nancy Karen Lynn Miller Mitch Rosenfeld Carl VanDril Hau Chyi Karen Genelly Judith Kaufman Rebecca Millham Marcia Ross Jaime Villalobos Karen Buck Clapp Virginia Gerst Polly Kawalek Priscilla Mims Carla Ross Lisa Voigt Molly Clark Steven Gersten Richard Keal Patrick Miner Tim Ruby Janet Volk Dick Clark Sue Geshwender Brian Kelly Christopher Suzy Ruder Mary Wacker Barbara Clark Priscilla Gil Marisol Kelly Montanari Marilyn Ruggirello Mitzi Walchak Leslie Clark Lewis Alice Glicksberg Sylvia Kete Alex Moore Howard Sachs Elizabeth Walls

26 CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER Cathy Walsh Christopher Christopher Javier Calvo Karen Jensen Betsy Porst Mark Warner Montanari Montanari Mendoza Scott Johnston Kristine Porter Dinah Wayne Lindsay Mueller Colleen Mraz Gary Campione Brian Kelly Linda Potaniec Will Weaver Carol Muskin Charlotte Mushow Jill Carlson Maureen Kennedy Jennifer Pottebaum Peter Weil Carol Olsen Pratheek Nagaraj Kathleen Carpenter Pat Kenney Bob Pratt Michael Weiland John Perrecone Kae Nosbisch Bob Carr Quentin Kossnar Barbara Puechler Chuck Pierret Lucy Chen Barbara Weiner Jean Olsen Aaron Kovacs Renee Purner Elizabeth Wells Nicole Schall-Plotner Carol Olsen Merle Cherney Erez Krengel Nichole Reber Gary Wenzel Erik Shiller Mary Orth Enid Chesler Darcy Krulisky Michael Restko Lorie Westerman Roy Slowinski Dru Phelps Anna Choi Larry Lardner Alan Robinson Mary Willer Joann Sondy Marilyn Phillips Lisa Ciota Larry Lavoie Naomi Robinson Jessica Williams Ann Speltz Alice Pitluck Shirlee Cohen Richard Leach Theresa Romanenghi Ray Willis Nancy Straus Betsy Porst Melva Cohen Joy LeBleu Mitch Rosenfeld Brendan Wilson Bob Sutter Kristine Porter Bill Cordier Peter Lebrun Stephen Ross Susan Winchip Julie Swislow Linda Potaniec Cathleen Costello Lap Lee Linda Winke Linda Thompson Judith Robinson Wendy Crowell Leah Lee Suz Ruder Claudia Winkler Mo Ulicny Theresa Romanenghi Alice Daniele Mark Lenhart Carolyn Rusnak Joan Winstein Aaron Wilson Suzy Ruder Peter Deberge Elizabeth Little Beth Sair Karen Winters Amy Zimmerman Margaret Schillaci Jil Deheeger Mike Lowenberg Nicole Schall-Plotner Ross Wirth Jeffrey Zurlinden Adam Scholz Mary Mikel DeLacy Doris Lucas Margaret Schillaci Jennifer Wolf Deborah Dirks John Schneider GUEST SERVICES Torin Schuster Karyn Madorin Ben Wolfe Ashley-Eve Downs Nancy Schwab Micaela Alaniz Lois Stanciak Kashmira Magar Michelle Woods Mary Pat Doyle George Bergstrom Rebecca Tabat Susan Mann Lawrence Sepin Lori Yelvington Kathy Eagon Marcia Bogue Debra Tamblyn Ann Marie Massie Margaret Sheridan Nancy Loewenberg Winifred Eggers Daniel Bretz Kathryn Tonellato Nancy Mayer Ellen Shubart Young Charles Eiden Joanie Brosnan Alex Velazquez Patricia McCarren Dave Shumway Ingrid Zeller Gene Evans Bob Carr Mike Vicars Ara McEwen Nancy Silberman Amy Zimmerman Bryan Fagan Lucy Chen Marcia Walsh Christopher McNeil Douglas Sisson Jeffrey Zurlinden Alicia Fecker Bill Cordier Katherine Warzynski Lou Mehl Susan Sklepinski Meryl Felsen Joanne Melendez EDUCATION Wendy Crowell Lorie Westerman Conor Smith Mark Finley Julie Mendoza GUIDES Alice Daniele Christine Wilson Lois Stanciak Erika Witzke Diana Fischer-Woods Morgan Minear Patricia Allen Mary Pat Doyle Pat Stankard Karen Bohr Harry Eisenman Take’ Yamamoto Annilise Marian Minicone Flanagan-Frankl Marlene Stern Judi Cellini Linda Englund Elizabeth Zelko Dan Miracle Taurino Flores Anne Stratton Enid Chesler Alicia Fecker Lori Mitchell EXHIBIT HOSTS Susan Foster Bob Sutter Dee Dee Chesley Annilise Lobna Mitkees Rhonda Aburomi Julie Swislow Lisa Ciota Flanagan-Frankl Jan Fraccaro Christopher Robert Adamshick Rebecca Tabat Shirlee Cohen Taurino Flores Joe Frey Montanari Micaela Alaniz Eve Talty-Sanghera David Cordaro Larry Gammel Bryan Gailey Colleen Mraz Alyce Anderson Dale Dassonville Stephanie Geary Larry Gammel Elizabeth (Lee) Jill Tanz Thomas Aries Jil Deheeger Sigmund Getz Chris Gekas Murphy Janette Tepas Alexis Atwill Linda Englund Justin Gibson Sigmund Getz Charlotte Mushow Linda Thompson Ceci Ayala-Bland Mary Ennis Joe Hanna Kelley Gibson Carol Muskin Trig Thoreson Ecaterina Balaceanu Jan Fraccaro Christopher Harvey Goldman Pratheek Nagaraj John Tielsch Kevin Griebenow Hannegan Alissa Ballot Beth Gray Beth Najberg Kathryn Tonellato Rachel Guy Mary Harris Anita Balodis Myrna Greenspan Jorge Nava Susie Trexler Jan Barkell Barbara Habschmidt Connie Hickey Patricia Grund Kae Nosbisch William Vandervoort Gilberto Barrios Allison O’Keefe Andrew Halverson Laureen Higgins Laurie Hammel Mike Vicars Robin Bauer Kathleen Hanley Jim O’Leary Laurie Hammel Steve Hines Jasmine Viccarro Kevin Tyler Bautista Joe Hanna Jean Olsen Denise Hazaga Judith Jakaitis Amy Volpe Jacki Heilbrunn Kristine Kappel George Bergstrom Paris Hannon Carol Olsen Rhea Vytlacil Laureen Higgins Elizabeth Larson Betsy Berman Mary Harris Mary Orth Diane Wagner Nancy Hornak Joy LeBleu Betty Black Connie Hickey Janet Otter Alice Walker Polly Kawalek Lap Lee Dick Block Laureen Higgins Bill Page Marcia Walsh Tom Kinsella Leah Lee Marcia Bogue Steve Hines Ramin Parsa Mary Wozniak Susan Mann Eva Leriche Karen Bohr Sue Hoffman Carol Patterson Vicki Marek Patricia McCarren Patrick Brennan Levern Hoover Dru Phelps Howard Wheat Colin Marshall Sharon McDaniel Daniel Bretz Nancy Hornak Marilyn Phillips Christine Wilson Nancy Mayer Ara McEwen Karl Bruhn Carole Huberman Alice Pitluck Rich Winship Burt Michaels Mariana Rosemary Burke Jennifer Hunter Pamela Plehn Take’ Yamamoto Robert Michaelson Melin-Corcoran Ben Calderwood Tina Hurley Kalina Pon Karen Youngblood Rebecca Millham Lori Mitchell Megan Callahan Judith Jakaitis Bonnie Pool Jeffrey Zurlinden

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