Column: Tribune architecture critic Blair Kamin reflects on 28 years of reviewing Chicago's wonders and blunders, and why such coverage should continue – Chicago Tribune
Blair Kamin: 'Who Is the City For?' – Common Edge
On the House: Criticism of skyline not always set in stone
Blair Kamin (@BlairKamin) / Twitter
The Secret Between a Pair of Runners: 'Less is More' | Two River Times
A Conversation with Chicago Architecture Critics Blair Kamin and Lee Bey: Who Is the City For? - YouTube
Blair Kamin: Who Is the City For?: Architecture, Equity, and the Public Realm in Chicago | The Book Stall
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Chicago Tonight | Blair Kamin Deconstructs Potential Chicago Pedway Upgrades | Season 2017 | PBS
Blair Kamin's Exit Interview – Chicago Magazine
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Architects of Hope – Chicago Magazine
Chicago Tonight | Blair Kamin | Season 2013 | PBS
Why Architecture Matters: Lessons from Chicago: Kamin, Blair: 9780226423227: Amazon.com: Books
Blair Kamin on Writing and Reporting on Architecture's #metoo Moment – Common Edge
Blair Kamin - Nieman Reports
American Architecture Today | 2008-02-15 | Architectural Record
National Building Museum - The National Building Museum notes the retirement of Chicago Times writer Blair Kamin, who is stepping down after 33 years at the newspaper, 28 of them as its
Who Is the City For?: Architecture, Equity, and the Public Realm in Chicago: Kamin, Blair, Bey, Lee: 9780226822730: United States: Amazon Canada
Blair Kamin: 'Who Is the City For?' | ArchDaily
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Blair Kamin: The importance of equitable architecture | WGN Radio 720 - Chicago's Very Own
Architecture critic Blair Kamin is leaving the Chicago Tribune after 33 years | News | Archinect
Chicago Tonight | Blair Kamin on Northerly Island Park | Season 2015 | KQED
Chicago Tribune's Pulitzer Prize winning architecture critic Blair Kamin is leaving the paper | Crain's Chicago Business
