Our galleries are currently closed for installation until May 8, 2025. During this transition, the Center for Architecture is closed Saturday, May 3. Otherwise, talks, tours, and classes are taking place as usual—browse our calendar.

Craig Barton

Craig Evan Barton is an accomplished architect, educator, and author.

Barton is the author of the editor of the anthology Sites of Memory: Perspectives on Architecture and Race and has contributed to a range of anthologies, including the City of Memory, Row: Trajectories Through the Shotgun House, and Writing Urbanism. His work has been included in a wide range of exhibitions, including an installation at Project Rowhouse in Houston, TX and The Dresser Trunk Project.

He has served on the boards of numerous non-profit organizations and currently serves as a trustee of the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts and as a member of the board of the Design Museum of Chicago.

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