Author: ed. Schulze Franze, ed. Harrington Kevin
Place: Chicago
Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
Year: 1993
Volume: 4th editon/revised
Pages: 337
ISBN: 0-226-74062-5
Source: Donated by BEAG
Subject: Architecture
Sub-Subject: Architecture Design
Keyword: Building Architecture
Classification: 725
Shelf: C4R5
Accession No: B363
Contents: Foreword Introduction Orientation Map The Commercial Core Away from the Core The Suburbs Dead Buildings Bibliography Glossary Credites Index
Abstract: *Chicago’s Famous Buildings: A Photographic Guide to the City’s Architectural Landmarks and Other Notable Buildings* offers a visually rich and informative exploration of Chicago’s architectural legacy. Organized by geographic and thematic sections, it highlights iconic skyscrapers in the Commercial Core, notable structures beyond downtown, and significant buildings in the suburbs. A dedicated section on “Dead Buildings” preserves the memory of demolished landmarks. With an orientation map and supporting materials like a glossary and bibliography, the guide serves both casual visitors and architecture enthusiasts, providing insight into the city’s evolving built environment and its lasting impact on urban design.