Saints Volodymyr & Olha Ukrainian Catholic Church is one of the spots in Ukrainian Village featured in this weekend's Open House Chicago. Photo: Carrie Shepherd/Axios
Chicago Architecture Center's annual event opens the doors to more than 170 venues this weekend.
Why it matters: Open House Chicago highlights architecturally unique buildings, homes and green spaces in 20 neighborhoods, reminding visitors that the city's architectural beauty extends far past downtown.
What's happening: With such a long list, it can be difficult to know where to start. Check out these spots recommended by Jen Masengarb, executive director of the American Institute of Architects Chicago chapter:
- Climate Action Museum: West Loop — The new museum is one of only eight climate museums in the world.
- Build Headquarters: Austin — The youth center moved to the former Shore Bank building in 2011.
- 800 Fulton: Fulton Market —The building has native plants, ample green space and a bike garage for 150 bikes.
- Pullman National Historic Park: Pullman — Check out the museum and new artist lofts next door.
Be smart: Chicago Architecture Center gave Axios tips on how to get the most bang for your (metaphorical) buck.
- Plus: Open House Chicago is still looking for volunteers.
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