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WTTW Chicago: Building/Blocks: Architecture of Chicago’s South Side with Lee Bey

"Building / Blocks: The Architecture of Chicago’s South Side "The architecture of Chicago is world class. But often overlooked are the remarkable buildings and luscious...

WTTW Chicago: The Most Beautiful Places in Chicago from Geoffrey Baer

"Explore Chicago's beauty "Chicago is a city full of beauty. Much of that beauty comes from the stories behind its stunning skyline, landscapes, art, houses...

Chicago YIMBY: Lost Legends #2: The Morrison Hotel in the Loop

"Welcome to the second part of our 'Lost Legends' series, where we delve into the histories of some of Chicago’s iconic buildings and structures...

MAS CONTEXT: From Resources to Rubble: Evaluating Chicago’s Demolition Delay Ordinance in its Twentieth Year

"Two blocks west of City Hall sits Chicago’s most infamous empty lot. From 1927 to 2002, this was the site of the Old Mercantile...

WBEZ Chicago: The owner of the Avalon Regal Theater makes progress on his dream of reopening the venue

"The Avalon Regal Theater is a Chicago architectural gem built in the 1920s in the South Shore neighborhood. This 100-year-old building was a center...

WBEZ: What’s That Building? 600 W. Washington Blvd.

"Stand at the corner of Washington Boulevard and Jefferson Street in the West Loop and almost all around you are tall buildings, some of...

Chicago Reader: Ward Miller – Best person to tell you everything you wanted to hear and more about why that neglected building that’s attracted...

"Looking for a short answer to the question of why Chicago needs to save, say, the shuttered, circa 1920 Continental Can Company building at...

Chicago YIMBY: Lost Legends #1: The Chicago Federal Building In The Loop

Kluczynski Federal Building. Photo credit: US General Services Administration "The architectural landscape of Chicago is ever-evolving, with many structures meeting their end to make way...

MAS CONTEXT: From Resources to Rubble: Evaluating Chicago’s Demolition Delay Ordinance in its Twentieth YearChi

"Two blocks west of City Hall sits Chicago’s most infamous empty lot. From 1927 to 2002, this was the site of the Old Mercantile...

Chicago Reader: Best person to tell you everything you wanted to hear and more about why that neglected building that’s attracted a developer’s eye...

"Looking for a short answer to the question of why Chicago needs to save, say, the shuttered, circa 1920 Continental Can Company building at...