The following teaser is from the May 5, 2015 edition of chicagotribune.com:
It’s destined to be Chicago’s architectural commission of the decade, a building that gives physical form to the soaring ideals of the nation’s first African-American president.
Which begs the question: Who will design it?
In the run-up to next Tuesday’s announcement that the Barack Obama library and museum will be built in Chicago, speculation already centers on London-based, Tanzanian-born architect David Adjaye, who was seated with Obama during a 2012 state dinner for British Prime Minister David Cameron.
