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Monday, June 02, 2025

What Lies Behind: the secret river lookout hidden in the back of an empty $100 million+ development

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This weekend, Trib architecture critic Ed Keegan wrote a piece advocating that the city acquire the moribund Lincoln Yards site and turn it ...

Friday, August 15, 2014

Two Tales of the City: Chicago - History to Rubble, Ice to Glass

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One day, we will probably get around to writing a major post. This is not that day. Instead, a couple of updates . . . 158 years of Chic...

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Friday, January 18, 2013

Things Change: The pulled window shades of London Guarantee; the vanishing mesa of Fulton Market

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update July 3, 2013: Crain's Chicago Business is reporting the London Guarantee is being purchased by the developer of the new Langh...

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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Waiting for the Skin: 400 South Jefferson Stripped to the Bones

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click images for larger view Above is the corner of Jefferson and Tilden in February. This was the corner of Jefferson and Tilden ...

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