Interior Design - November 1, 2007

All design disciplines balance art and commerce. So imagine the wildly experimental work that results when creativity is freed from the pesky requirements of the client picking up the tab. Since opening in 2006, Chicago's nonprofit Extension Gallery has set itself the mission of mounting projects that deal with architectural issues, minus the permanent buildings.

• Departments
• Books
• Books
• Centerfold
• Brussels Sprouts
• Crosslines
• From Steel City to Emerald City
• Designers and Photographers in this Issue
• Bios
• Designwire
• Designwire
• Editorial
• 75 And Counting
• Intervention
• The Sky's The Limit
• Market
• At Full Tilt
• Matters of Design
• Toward A New Museum
• News Desk
• A Flood of Ideas
• No Assembly Required
• Students Are the Future
• The Best and the Brightest
• Walls of Water
• Summer School
• Ahead of the Curve
• Casa Pardo
• Positive Altitude
• Pinups
• Pinups
• Snapshots
• Snaps
• Update
• Update

• Features
• Their Future Is Now
• Top Of The Charts
• The Next Generation
• The House Of Tomorrow
• Past and Future
• Belle Epoque Goes High-Tech
• Banking on Design
• On the Cutting Edge

• Special Report
• Health Care
• Heaven Can Wait
• Thinking Outside The Box
• Health-Care Giants
• Hale And Hearty
• Talent
• From A New Slant
• Right On Key
• Digital to Ecological
• Masters of the Ephemeral
• The Fab Five

• Walk-Through
• A Dazzling Performance
• Fashion Forward
• Up On The Roof