The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum: Glass, Butterflies and Prairie
A contemporary nature museum in Lincoln Park, with a glass-roofed butterfly haven and restored prairie planting outside.
The Museum of Science and Industry: When the Exhibits Are in the Photograph
A monumental 1893 building in Hyde Park, housing aircraft, locomotives and industrial machinery at full scale.
The Chicago History Museum: Making the Glass-Dome Frame
A museum on the southern edge of Lincoln Park, with a stained glass dome, mosaic floors and park frontage.
The Shedd Aquarium: Four Ways Out of the Bright-Aquarium Problem
A classical aquarium on the Museum Campus, with an Oceanarium wing whose windows face Lake Michigan and the skyline.
Garfield Park Conservatory: Field Notes on Photographing Under Glass
A large early-1900s glasshouse on Chicago's West Side, with palm and fern rooms under expanses of glass.
The Field Museum: Four Ways Out of the Big-Room Problem
A classical natural history museum on the Museum Campus, built around a vast stone central hall.
The Art Institute of Chicago: Reading a Museum Hour by Hour
A Beaux-Arts museum on Michigan Avenue with a walled South Garden and a contemporary glass-roofed wing.
The Adler Planetarium: One Decision Governs the Whole Day
A 1930s planetarium on Northerly Island, facing the Chicago skyline across the harbour with Lake Michigan behind.
The Omaha Children’s Museum: A Photographer Answers Your Questions
A children's museum in downtown Omaha with interactive exhibits, saturated colour and large open exhibit halls, available for evening private events.
The Maine Historical Society: Building the Shot List
Founded 1822, the Maine Historical Society campus on Congress Street includes the 1786 Wadsworth-Longfellow House, a museum, a research library and a garden.
