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I'm glad to see they are focusing on the Fine Arts facade now. For a while there, it didn't look like it was going to survive. Can't wait to see how that restoration turns out.
How does it look from the north east corner of millenium park?
The side there is no glass.
Just like a concrete block?
frm E Roosevelt
Upper Randolph and Columbus
From the cool bridge.
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Harry C --- Picassa ---- Prarie School Traveler
The man who trades freedom for security does not deserve nor will he ever receive either. B Franklin.
Wow, I really like how the north side turned out. At first I wasn't sure about it as the building was going up but, now that all the windows are in, I think it looks great. Great pics, Harry!
Wow, Im so suprised this one is topped out and nearly done already! I was away for most of the summer and came back to this gem... what a treat.
I also believe this looks better than I expected from the renderings.
You can really see here how the pattern of windows on the north side was meant to reference the older classics along Michigan Avenue. This is really wonderful.
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Harry C --- Picassa ---- Prarie School Traveler
The man who trades freedom for security does not deserve nor will he ever receive either. B Franklin.
Thanks for the updates, harry. I haven't been to this site in over a month and it's appearance has barely changed since then. The focus of attention is obviously on the interior.
I'm definitely anticipating the facadectomy restoration.