CAF is a nonprofit cultural organization with tours, exhibitions, programs and events for all ages. Our mission is to inspire people to discover why design matters.The Chicago Architecture Foundation (CAF) was founded in 1966 to save the historic Glessner House. Since then, CAF has grown to become one of the largest cultural organizations inChicago. For more than 50 years, our 450 volunteer docents and our educators have shared the stories of Chicago architecture with millions of Chicagoans and visitors. In 2016, CAF served more than 670,000 people.

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Lynn Osmond

Tom Hackley

Tifenn Guével Commin

Sydney Schuler

Sheila A. Donovan

P. Marie O'Brien

Pamela Duke

Mary Jo Hoag

Cynthia Karabush

Candace K.

Craig Kaiser

The Educational Guides team at the Chicago Architecture Foundation consists predominantly of docents and volunteers. Their role is to provide insightful and engaging tours, programs, and educational exhibitions that inform and inspire both locals and visitors about the significance of architecture and design in Chicago. Through their extensive knowledge and passion, they help fulfill CAF's mission to highlight why design matters.

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