"It's not often that trees of the past, present and future all play a direct role in a structure's design.
Yet that is essentially the story behind the Duplantier Volunteer Pavilion at City Park's Botanical Garden."
To learn more about this mult-generational structure, click here.
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Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
A new show on State Street: Restored cast-iron at Louis Sullivan's former Carson Pirie Scott & Co. store dazzles anew
“'Jersey Boys' is no longer playing the Loop theater district, but there’s another show on State Street, and it lets you see one of Chicago’s architectural masterworks as you’ve never seen it before."
Click here for more on this stunning restoration.
Click here for more on this stunning restoration.
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Saturday, January 2, 2010
The tallest building ever (Brought to you by Chicago)
"As a boy, growing up about two blocks from the beach in Southern California, Adrian Smith built towering sand castles -- only to watch the Pacific Ocean wash them away.
Now, the Chicago architect has designed a far more lasting legacy: the world's tallest building, the Burj Dubai, which will have its grand opening Monday in the debt-ridden city-state of Dubai."
Click here for the story of the Burj Dubai.
Now, the Chicago architect has designed a far more lasting legacy: the world's tallest building, the Burj Dubai, which will have its grand opening Monday in the debt-ridden city-state of Dubai."
Click here for the story of the Burj Dubai.
Labels:
2010,
architecture,
burj dubai,
Chicago,
feel good news,
good news now
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