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Category Archives: exhibits
Bikes! The Green Revolution at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum Through Sept. 19
Chicago is in the process of expanding bicycle access across the city, with several miles of protected lanes emerging on city streets over the next couple of years. As the city looks to the future with its ambitious Bike 2015 … Continue reading
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The Loop Value: The How Much Does It Cost? Shop Featured on Ch. 7 News
If you have not yet seen With that in mind, the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s “Loop Value: The How Much Does It Cost? Shop” exhibit about the real environmental costs of many goods and services, last week WLS-TV’s Hosea Sanders ran … Continue reading
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The Loop Value: The How Much Does It Cost? Shop Now Open at the Chicago Architecture Foundation February 17
One aspect of sustainability is assessing the real costs of consumption, be it of gasoline, computers, food, or any number of consumer products. With that in mind, the Chicago Architecture Foundation is currently running an exhibition about the real costs … Continue reading
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Roosevelt Sustainability Faculty Contribute to “Loop Value” Exhibit at Chicago Architecture Foundation
On Friday, the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s new exhibit Loop Value: The How Much Does It Cost? Shop opens in the CAF’s Atrium Gallery at 224 S. Michigan Avenue. Roosevelt Sustainability Faculty Mike Bryson and Carl Zimring served on the advisory … Continue reading
The Loop Value: The How Much Does It Cost? Shop Opens at the Chicago Architecture Foundation February 17
One aspect of sustainability is assessing the real costs of consumption, be it of gasoline, computers, food, or any number of consumer products. With that in mind, the Chicago Architecture Foundation is opening a new exhibition about the real costs … Continue reading
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Roosevelt Sustainability Program at Foresight Education Fair 5:30pm Tomorrow
Roosevelt University’s Sustainability Studies program will have representatives at the Foresight Education Fair, tomorrow from 5:30-8:30pm at Merchandise Mart. Institutions from across Chicagoland offering studies in sustainability related fields will all be together at the first of its kind Foresight … Continue reading
Roosevelt Sustainability Program at Foresight Education Fair October 19
Roosevelt University’s Sustainability Studies program will have representatives at the Foresight Education Fair, October 19 from 5:30-8:30pm at Merchandise Mart. Institutions from across Chicagoland offering studies in sustainability related fields will all be together at the first of its kind … Continue reading
Roosevelt Sustainability Program at Foresight Education Fair October 19
Roosevelt University’s Sustainability Studies program will have representatives at the Foresight Education Fair, October 19 from 5:30-8:30pm at Merchandise Mart. Institutions from across Chicagoland offering studies in sustainability related fields will all be together at the first of its kind … Continue reading
2010 Landscape Awards Exhibit Closes Tomorrow
Mayor Daley’s Landscape Awards is an annual program that recognizes the thousands of Chicagoans who help make the city green through their environmental beautification efforts. The show featuring photos of the winning gardens from 2010 is on exhibit at the … Continue reading
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