Why This Fall is the Ideal Time to Visit Chicago

Chicago has long been catnip for architects and design buffs, and it’s even more so this fall

Happy hour at a Frank Lloyd Wright house—and about 100 other reasons why architecture fans should plan a trip to Chicago before the end of the yearTHE WINDY CITY has long been catnip for architects and design buffs, and it’s even more so this fall. The third Chicago Architecture Biennial kicks off Sept. 19 and runs through early January, unfurling more than 100 tours, events and exhibits, including new work from artist Theaster Gates. chicagoarchitecturebiennial.

Another incentive to fly in? Frank Lloyd Wright’s recently renovated and reopened 1909 Robie House, which was just designated—along with seven other of the famed architect’s structures—as a UNESCO World...

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