WIN: Adaptive Reuse Begins for Rector Building / Bell Federal at 79 W. Monroe Street After Becoming a Designated Chicago Landmark

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Rector Building / Chicago Trust Building / Chicago Title and Trust Building / Bell Federal Savings & Loan Building, Jarvis Hunt in 1906. With matching addition by Holabird & Roche to the south in 1924, Subsequent modifications by others. 79 W. Monroe Street. Rendering credit: R2 / Ware Malcomb

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