Chicago Sukkah Design Festival, inaugural edition

Could Be Design and the Lawndale Pop-Up Spot launch the first annual Chicago Sukkah Design Festival, a public art and architecture festival in Chicago’s North Lawndale neighborhood that celebrates cultural heritage and builds solidarity among a coalition of community partners, collaborators, and neighbors. The Festival pairs North Lawndale community organizations with diverse architectural designers to design and build sukkahs (small pavilions constructed outdoors for the Jewish holiday of Sukkot) that amplify civic life. Read (and listen) more about the first edition of the Chicago Sukkah Design Festival in The Architects' Newspaper and on WBEZ's 'What's That Building?' segment.