John Vinci, FAIA, senior partner and practicing architect, Vinci/Hamp Architects, Inc., has been an architect in Chicago for more than sixty years.
Chris Ware\'s work has appeared in the MCA Chicago, the Whitney Museum of American Art and The New Yorker , and his books have been named year-end top ten fiction selections by the New York Times and Time magazine.. 51 museum and gallery, an archive of historically significant architectural artifacts and ephemera.
Eric Nordstrom focuses on the documentation of historic building materials from commercial and residential construction; he founded Urban Remains, an extensive and eclectic store of building materials in Chicago, and created the BLDG.
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Since age seven his primary and long-term interest has been the story of Chicago\'s architecture, especially the work of Louis H.
Tim Samuelson is the administrator of his own lifetime architectural preservation archive, and is the City of Chicago\'s cultural historian and former curator of architecture and design at the Chicago Historical Society.
In 1961 he worked with Richard Nickel to salvage the Garrick Building\'s ornament for the City of Chicago.
He taught the history of architecture at the Illinois Institute of Technology and has extensive experience in exhibition curation and design.
John Vinci, FAIA, senior partner and practicing architect, Vinci/Hamp Architects, Inc., has been an architect in Chicago for more than sixty years
