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Chicago, Illinois
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The Center's river cruise is one of the most popular architectural tours in the United States, providing insights into over 50 buildings along the Chicago River.
It was founded in 1966 as the Chicago Architecture Foundation, initially focused on preserving the historic Glessner House.
The Center houses over 4,000 architectural models, including a detailed scale model of downtown Chicago.
The Center provides a variety of educational programs for all ages, including workshops, lectures, and family-friendly activities.
The Center is housed in the former Santa Fe Building, a classic example of Chicago School architecture designed by Daniel Burnham.
The Center actively engages in discussions and initiatives related to sustainable urban development and city planning.
