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Studio Gang
Practice information
Key architectsJeanne Gang
Founded1997 (1997)
LocationChicago, Illinois • New York, New York • San Francisco, California • Paris, France
Significant works and honors
Projects
Website
studiogang.com

Studio Gang is an American architecture and urban design practice with offices in Chicago, New York, San Francisco, and Paris.[1] Founded and led by architect Jeanne Gang, the Studio is known for its material research and experimentation, collaboration across a wide range of disciplines, and focus on sustainability.[2] The firm's works range in scale and typology from the 82-story mixed-use Aqua Tower to the 10,000-square-foot Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership at Kalamazoo College to the 14-acre Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo. Studio Gang has won numerous awards for design excellence, including the 2016 Architizer A+ Firm of the Year Award and the 2013 National Design Award for Architecture from the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, as well as various awards from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and AIA Chicago.

Background

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The firm was founded by Jeanne Gang in 1997.[3]

One of the Studio's first built works, the Bengt Sjostrom Starlight Theatre, was completed in 2003, and won praise from critics;[4] the Chinese American Service League Kam Liu Center, finished the following year, garnered the firm additional accolades.[5][6] Aqua Tower and the Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo, both completed in 2010, significantly increased the Studio global profile, winning acclaim from architecture critics.[7][8]

The Studio has played a significant role in reshaping urban landscapes with a focus on ecological restoration and environmental stewardship. Projects include the revitalization of Tom Lee Park in Memphis that reconnects people to the long-neglected riverfront;[9] two boathouses on the Chicago River that opened up access to the river's edge;[10] and the transformation of a former Chicago airfield, Northerly Island, into a public lakefront park and biodiverse habitat.[11]

In 2023, the Studio completed several major cultural and educational projects, including the reimagination of the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, an adaptive reuse project, which was praised as a "new architectural landmark", and the Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation at The American Museum of Natural History in New York, described by the New York Times "a poetic, joyful, theatrical work of public architecture and a highly sophisticated flight of sculptural fantasy".[12][13]

The Studio employs more than 140 people as of December 2023.[14]

Notable works

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Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation at the American Museum of Natural History

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Main article: American Museum of Natural History

The $465 million Gilder Center for Science, Education and Innovation opened in May 2023. The 230,000-square-foot addition includes six floors above ground, and one below. The Gilder Center welcomes visitors with a new, accessible entrance on Columbus Avenue that connects to central five-story atrium and creates more than 30 connections to the existing museum.[15] The atrium's architecture is informed by natural form-making processes such as the movement of wind and water that shape geological landscapes.[16] To achieve the continuous visual form, the atrium is constructed with shotcrete. The curvilinear façade contrasts with the earlier High Victorian Gothic, Richardson Romanesque and Beaux Arts structures, but its Milford Pink granite cladding is the same stone used on the Museum's west side.[16]

The St. Regis Chicago, designed by Studio Gang.

St. Regis Chicago

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Main article: St. Regis Chicago

The St. Regis Chicago, formerly Wanda Vista Tower, is a 101-story, 1,198 ft (365 m) supertall skyscraper in Chicago, Illinois. Construction started in August 2016, and was completed in 2020. Upon completion it became the city's third-tallest building at 1,198 ft (365 m), surpassing the Aon Center. It is the tallest structure in the world designed by a woman, and forms a part of the Lakeshore East development and overlooks the Chicago River near Lake Michigan. The building comprises three interconnected volumes of different heights. Truncated pyramids called "frustums" are stacked in an alternating sequence, right-side-up and upside-down, lending the design its flowing rhythm. The towers have 6 different shades of glass. Chicago Tribune architecture critic Blair Kamin praised the tower as "a stirring work of skyline artistry...as if the waters of Lake Michigan had burst upward and transformed themselves into fluid, undulating tiers of glass."[17] The tower has a notably smaller footprint than other supertalls in Chicago with a building height-to-core aspect ratio of 40-to-1.

The exterior of Studio Gang's addition to the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, featuring the second floor Cultural Living Room.

Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts

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Main article: Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts

The redevelopment of the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts (AMFA) involved a comprehensive transformation of the existing building and grounds, resulting in a 133,000-square-foot facility. Studio Gang's design reused and restored as many of the existing structures as possible, which spanned multiple eras and architectural styles dating back to 1937. The Studio's design introduced a distinctive central addition that unites the entire complex, and "blossoms" out at the north and south ends to create new entrances and social spaces for the community. The design provides a renewed identity for AMFA, while also establishing visual and physical connections to the surrounding park and the neighborhoods beyond.[18]

Selected projects

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Education and research

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Project Location Status Year
The University of Chicago Center in Paris France Paris, France Under Construction 2022 [19]
Kresge College Residential Buildings United States Santa Cruz, CA Completed 2023 [20]
Kresge College Academic Center United States Santa Cruz, CA Completed 2023 [21]
Beloit College Powerhouse United States Beloit, WI Completed 2020 [22]
University of Chicago Campus North Residential Commons United States Chicago, IL Completed 2016 [23]
Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership at Kalamazoo College United States Kalamazoo, MI Completed 2014 [24]
Columbia College Chicago Media Production Center United States Chicago, IL Completed 2010 [25]
One Milestone West United States Boston, MA Under Construction 2023 [26]
David Rubenstein Treehouse United States Boston, MA Under Construction 2023 [26]
Spelman College Center for Innovation & the Arts United States Atlanta, GA Under Construction 2024 [27]
California College of the Arts United States San Francisco, CA Under Construction 2023 [28]

Nature, culture, and community

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Project Location Status Year
Rescue Company 2 (New York City Fire Department) United States New York, NY Completed 2019 [29]
Northerly Island United States Chicago, IL Ongoing 2017 [30]
Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation at the American Museum of Natural History United States New York, NY Completed 2023 [31]
Civic Commons United States United States Completed 2016 [32]
Eleanor Boathouse at Park 571 United States Chicago, IL Completed 2016 [33]
National Aquarium Strategic Master Plan United States Baltimore, MD Design concept completed 2016 [34]
Writers Theatre United States Glencoe, IL Completed 2016 [35]
PAHC Studio United States Chicago, IL Completed 2014 [36]
WMS Boathouse at Clark Park United States Chicago, IL Completed 2013 [37]
The Conservation Center United States Chicago, IL Completed 2012 [38]
Kaohsiung Maritime Cultural and Pop Music Center Taiwan Kaohsiung Competition design completed 2011 [39]
Blue Wall Center United States Greenville, SC Design concept completed 2010 [40]
Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo United States Chicago, IL Completed 2010 [41]
Taipei Pop Music Center Taiwan Taipei Competition design completed 2010 [42]
Ford Calumet Environmental Center United States Calumet City, IL Design concept completed 2008 [43]
SOS Children's Villages Lavezzorio Community Center United States Chicago, IL Completed 2008 [44]
HafenCity Chicago Square Germany Hamburg Design concept completed 2006
Chinese American Service League Kam Liu Center United States Chicago, IL Completed 2004 [45]
Bengt Sjostrom Starlight Theatre at Rock Valley College United States Rockford, IL Completed 2003 [46]
Tom Lee Park United States Memphis, TN Completed 2023 [47]
Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts United States Little Rock, AR Completed 2023 [12]
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival United States Garrison, NY In design 2023 [48]

Towers

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Project Location Status Year
One Delisle Canada Toronto, ON Pre-construction 2026 [49]
St. Regis Chicago United States Chicago, IL Completed 2022 [50]
11 Hoyt United States New York, NY Completed 2021 [51]
One Hundred United States St. Louis, MO Completed 2020 [52]
Solar Carve (40 Tenth Avenue) United States New York, NY Completed 2019 [53]
Solstice on the Park United States Chicago, IL Completed 2018 [54]
MIRA United States San Francisco, CA Completed 2017 [55]
City Hyde Park United States Chicago, IL Completed 2016 [56]
Shoreland United States Chicago, IL Completed 2014 [57]
Recombinant House (Garden in the Machine) United States Cicero, IL Design concept completed 2012 [58]
Aqua Tower United States Chicago, IL Completed 2010 [59]
Vancouver Pair Canada Vancouver, BC Design concept completed 2010 [60]
Hyderabad O2 India Hyderabad Design concept completed 2008 [61]
HafenCity Crane Tower Germany Hamburg Design concept completed 2006 [62]
Zhong Bang Village China Shanghai Competition design completed 2003 [63]
Q Residences Netherlands Amsterdam Completed 2022 [64]

Exhibitions

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Project Location Status Year
Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts United States Little Rock, AR Completed 2023 [65]
Dimensions of Discovery: Environments for Learning France Paris, France Completed 2023 [66]
Studio Gang Mock-Ups United States Chicago, IL Completed 2022 [67]
Good News: Women in Architecture Italy Rome, Italy Completed 2021 [68]
A Different Future in the Making United States Chicago, IL Completed 2020 [69]
Baleinopolis: The Secret Societies of Cetaceans France Paris, France Completed 2019 [70]
Stage Buoys United States Chicago, IL Completed 2017 [71]
Hive United States Washington, D.C. Completed 2017 [72]
Working in America United States Chicago, IL Completed 2016 [73]
Thinning Ice at Design Miami United States Miami, FL Completed 2014 [74]
Changes of Phase for Thodos Dance Chicago United States Chicago, IL Completed 2014 [75]
EXPO Chicago United States Chicago, IL Completed 2012 –2014 [76]
Building: Inside Studio Gang Architects at the Art Institute of Chicago United States Chicago, IL Completed 2012 –2013 [77]
Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream at the Museum of Modern Art United States New York, NY Completed 2012 [78]
Baseball in the City at the Art Institute of Chicago United States Chicago, IL Completed 2004 [79]
Marble Curtain at the National Building Museum United States Washington, D.C. Completed 2003 [80]

Planning

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Project Location Status Year
Enterprise Research Campus Plan United States Boston, MA Completed 2022 [81]
Kresge College Expansion at the University of California, Santa Cruz United States Santa Cruz, CA Completed 2019 [20]
Neighborhood Activation to Increase Public Safety through Community-Empowered Design and Planning United States Chicago, IL Completed 2021 [82]
River Edge Ideas Lab United States Chicago, IL Completed 2017 [83]
Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice Neighborhood Activation Study United States New York, NY Completed 2018 [84]
Memphis Riverfront Concept United States Memphis, TN Completed 2017 [85]
Neighborhood Schools Reuse Concept United States Memphis, TN Completed 2018 [86]
Port District Planning Study United States Milwaukee, WI Completed 2015
Civic Commons Philadelphia United States Philadelphia, PA Completed 2016 [87]

Selected awards

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  • 11 Hoyt Receives Honor at 2023 AIA NY Design Awards [88]
  • Institute Honor Award, Interior Architecture, AIA Awards, 2017 / Writers Theatre
  • Daniel Burnham Award for Master Planning, AIA Illinois, 2016 / Technical team for Positioning Pullman
  • Divine Detail Award, Design Excellence Awards, AIA Chicago, 2016 / Writers Theatre
  • Interior Architecture Award, Design Excellence Awards, AIA Chicago, 2016 / Writers Theatre
  • Distinguished Building Citation of Merit, Design Excellence Awards, AIA Chicago, 2016 / Writers Theatre
  • Divine Detail Award, Design Excellence Awards, AIA Chicago, 2016 / City Hyde Park
  • Distinguished Building Citation of Merit, Design Excellence Awards, AIA Chicago, 2016 / City Hyde Park
  • Institute Honor Award, Architecture, AIA Awards, 2016 / WMS Boathouse at Clark Park
  • Architizer A+ Firm of the Year, 2016
  • Award for Excellence in Design, Thirty-third Annual Design Awards, Public Design Commission, New York, 2015 / Rescue Company 2
  • Distinguished Building Award, Design Excellence Awards, AIA Chicago, 2015 / Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership
  • Divine Detail Award, Design Excellence Awards, AIA Chicago, 2015 / Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership
  • Honor Award, AIA Illinois, 2015 / Northerly Island
  • Distinguished Building Citation of Merit, Design Excellence Awards, AIA Chicago, 2014 / WMS Boathouse at Clark Park
  • National Design Award, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
  • Holcim Awards for Sustainable Construction Acknowledgement Prize North America, 2011, for the Ford Calumet Environmental Center[89]
  • Distinguished Building Honor Award, AIA Chicago, 2011, for the Nature Boardwalk, Education Pavilion and South Pond Transformation at Lincoln Park Zoo[90]
  • Most Compassionate Architectural Firm, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), 2009[91]
  • Skyscraper of the Year Award, Emporis, 2009, for the Aqua Tower[92]
  • Emerging Visions Award, AIA Chicago, 2000 & 2006[93]
  • Neighborhood Development Award, 3rd place, Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, 2005, for the Chinese American Service League[94]

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