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Wednesday, January 14, 2026

An Annex That's Anything but Secondary: The Chicago Architecture Biennial Reanimates Dead Retail at 840 North Michigan

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One Point Perspective Study No. 2, Luftwerk, photo Pablo Gerson, courtesy CAB No one’s writing about it, but it's an absolute trip. When...

Sunday, November 30, 2014

Lump of Coal in Chicago Architecture's Holiday Stocking: Verizon lands with a Thud on the Mag Mile

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Words I never thought I would write: Bring back Lucien! click images for larger view This is a photograph of 840 North Michigan. Datin...

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Tuesday, August 24, 2010

The Limp Building: Lucien in Dali-land or The Persistence of Mediocrity

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One of these things is not quite like the other . . . click images for larger view can't quite put your finger on it ? . . . Lucien Lag...

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