Chicago Board of Trade Building
A 44-storey Art Deco tower closing the LaSalle Street canyon, crowned by a faceless aluminium goddess of grain…
Chicago: 43 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A 44-storey Art Deco tower closing the LaSalle Street canyon, crowned by a faceless aluminium goddess of grain…
At the foot of the LaSalle Street canyon, the Chicago Board of Trade Building rises as Chicago’s most…
The Chicago Main Post Office is the kind of building that makes you recalibrate your sense of scale.…
The vertical CHICAGO sign blazing above State Street has marked one of the country’s most opulent Baroque Revival…
Casa Italia in Stone Park preserves Italian-American culture across 17 acres with a museum, galleries, and one of…
A 45-story Art Deco tower on the Chicago River's west bank, built by utilities magnate Samuel Insull to…
Samuel Insull’s 1929 commission produced both the largest opera house in North America and a 45-story office tower…
Samuel Insull's 44-story Art Deco tower on the Chicago River opened on 4 November 1929 — one week…
A 1940 modernist residence in Chicago designed by architect Andrew Nicholas Rebori and artist Edgar Miller, combining International…
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