click here Reflections of Two Buildings © 2008 Bo Mackison
https://traffordhistory.org/lookingback/0ujs9po While walking the square around the State Capitol, I noticed this reflection in the Manchester Place building. I love the lines. My photo-Sherpa thinks I should entitle this photo the “Squiggly Building”, but then he was born and somewhat bred in Chicago and thinks it a suitable rhyme for the Wrigley Building. (The gum guys’ building – and that building is cool, but you probably wouldn’t know how cool unless you roam the Miracle Mile on Chicago’s Michigan Avenue.)
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go to site My computer is taking forever to load the image, so I’ll ask–is the Chicago Wrigley building one of the Mies Van Der Rohe’s? I don’t remember. Photo-Sherpa must have gotten quite a workout on the shot. Glad he can be with you.
Buy Valium 1000 Quinn -It’s a white terra cotta building, always floodlit at night, a real beauty modeled after a tower of the cathedral in Sevilla. It was built about 1920, right on the Chicago River and Michigan Avenue, very near Lake Michigan. The architects were Graham, Anderson, Probst & White – I had to look that up. But I do know it was the first building, office-type, to have A/C. And it’s about 30 stories high – not much of a skyscraper by today’s comparison.
https://www.modulocapital.com.br/okpy5qapm4 Wow! The difference between the nature photos and this phot of a human made structure…wonderful!
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I think a Squiggley Building is a good name.