I'd prefer commemorating the Cubbies winning the series in 2016.
Maybe one of One Centrals towers could be 2,016 FT since its right next to soldier field, it's not baseball or the cubs home stadium but I don't think there's gonna be a 2,016ft tall skyscraper in Lakeview anytime soon.
Maybe one of One Centrals towers could be 2,016 FT since its right next to soldier field, it's not baseball or the cubs home stadium but I don't think there's gonna be a 2,016ft tall skyscraper in Lakeview anytime soon.
1986' Ditka Tower by Soldier Field?
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And here the air that I breathe isn't dead.
With a 108 foot spire to commemorate them being trash for over a century.
Haha I'd be ok with that.
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I'd prefer commemorating the Cubbies winning the series in 2016.
Count me in. I shall not rest until chi has a 2,016 floor building
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You guys are laughing now but Jacksonville will soon assume its rightful place as the largest and most important city on Earth.
I heard the UN is moving its HQ there. The eiffel tower is moving there soon as well. Elon Musk even decided he didnt want to go to mars anymore after visiting.
One of the best buildings in the city and they couldn't bother using limestone or a light-colored brick? JFC
They did something similar on the old Sears building in Ravenswood. The addition is ugly and lazy.
Yeah the gray doesn't fit for me at all. Also cannot believe there is no masonry. All sins will be forgotten though if they build the new tower as currently designed.
Yeah the gray doesn't fit for me at all. Also cannot believe there is no masonry. All sins will be forgotten though if they build the new tower as currently designed.
You must hate the London House than since there's no masonry?
I actually think this is tasteful and i'm loving the setback!
This looks good to me. They continued the art deco style without trying to do something crazy like a contrasting brick or, gasp, POMO. The metal will age better than anything with masonry. It would have looked odd to have a close but different shade of stone in 10 or 20 years. I like it.
Such a historic building should be treated better than this.
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2. American Radiator Building - New York City - Hood, Godley, and Fouilhoux - Photo
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4. Chicago Board of Trade - Chicago - Holabird & Root - Photo
5. Cathedral of Learning - Pittsburgh - Charles Klauder - Photo
I think it looks okay. They could've gone a bit edgier/modern imo.
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