Lurie Garden - Critical Review

Critical Review

Chicago Tribune Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic Blair Kamin, rated the garden as three stars, but projected it to be a four star venue once mature. He praised the light plate especially for its vibrant composition and undulating garden as a fitting contrast to the historic Chicago skyline. He also praised the symbolism of the seam for its uniqueness. He considers the garden a testement to the value of urban planning of public spaces. Botts noted that the reward of a design awaiting maturity is in enjoying the maturation.

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