Architectural Head Games opens today at the Chicago Architecture Center-- Curated by Chana Haouzi and Eve Fineman and designed by Architecture for Public Benefit, the exhibition showcases a collective of architects who have transformed their favorite Chicago spaces into architectural headpieces. Originally created for the Arts in the Dark parade and the inaugural Architects’ Guild, this project now invites visitors to celebrate Chicago’s architectural heritage and see the built environment through a new lens. Chana Haouzi and Mark Kelly developed the Architects’ Guild concept and vision. Architecture for Public Benefit is passionate about making design accessible to all, both in experience and discourse. We think everyone should discuss architecture, not just architects. The show invites people to see the city in a new way to consider how the built environment impacts us. The exhibition is open through May 31, 2025—don’t miss this personal and playful take on Chicago!