Architects
Chicago is known for its world class architecture and one of the most beautiful skylines in the world.
Here are some of the prominent architects and firms who contributed to Chicago's built environment.
Skidmore Owings and Merrill
Falzur Khan at SOM (honorary sign)
David Adler
Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe (official city street)
Frank Lloyd Wright
Louis Sullivan
Holabird (honorary sign)
Holabird and Root
Holabird and Roche
George W Maher (honorary sign)
Stanley Tigerman
Daniel Burnham
Harry Weese
John Mills Van Osdel (honorary sign)
Solon S Beman
Jeanne Gang / Gang Studio
Renzo Piano
Jenney, Mundie and Jenson
Alfred Shaw
Helmut Jahn
A. Epstein
Fujikawa Johnson and Associates
William LeBaron Jenney
Louis Arthur Weiss
Hammond Beeby and Babka (Harold Washington Library Center)
Burnham and Root
Rapp and Rapp
Mundie and Jensen
Murphy/Jahn
Bertrand Goldberg
Perkins and Will
Frost and Granger
Edward D. Stone
Graham, Anderson, Probst and White
Harry Weese
DeStefano
Kohn, Pederson and Fox
George C Nimmons
Solomon, Cordwell and Buenz
Lester B Knight
Alfred S Alschuler
Cyrus L W Eidlitz
Howard Van Doren Shaw
Booth, Nagle and Hartray
J Speyer
Edward Burling
Dirk Lohan
Hood and Howells
Lucien LaGrange
Marshall and Fox
Benjamin H. Marshall
Charles S. Frost
James Gamble Rogers
Fugard and Knapp
Jarvis Hunt
Sidney Morris
Barancik and Conte
Alfred F Pashley (Archbishops House)
Walter A Netsch Jr
Ernest A Grunsfeld Jr
Henry Hobson Richardson
James Renwick
George F and William Keck
Y C Wong
I M Pei
Lowenberg and Lowenberg
Barry Byrne
Edward Larrabee Barnes
Loebl, Schlossman, Bennett, and Dart
Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge
Henry Ives Cobb
Hausner and Macsai
Eero Saarinen
Bertram G Goodhue
Armstron, Furst and Tilton
Seymour Goldstein
Adolph Cudell and Arthur Hercz
Clinton J Warren
Edmund Krause
