Chicago Architecture: Histories, Revisions, Alternatives Book

	Foreword
	Introduction : Chicago is history
1	Western architecture : regionalism and race in the Inland architect	3
2	Myth of the Chicago school	15
3	The centrality of the Columbian exposition in the history of Chicago architecture	30
4	William Le Baron Jenney and Chicago's west parks : from prairies to pleasure-grounds	37
5	Does Frank Lloyd Wright belong in Chicago's architectural history?	53
6	Preservation and renewal in post-World War II Chicago	61
7	More than Mies : architecture of Chicago multifamily housing, 1935-65	82
8	Selling Mies	93
9	Inside Mies : living at 860/880 Lake Shore Drive	103
10	1614 North Hermitage Avenue : painting as inscription	111
11	A century of progress : an alternate tale	124
12	Only girl architect lonely	129
13	Marion Mahoney Griffin : the Chicago years	143
14	The third Chicago school? : marking sexual and ethnic identity	163
15	The Chicago parks : tableaus of naturalization	176
16	The architectural photography of Hedrich-Blessing	181
17	Forms of the grid	196
18	Wish you were here : Alvin Boyarsky's picture postcards	207
19	Bertrand Goldberg : a personal view of architecture	226
20	Making Marina city : men, money, masquerade and modernity	242
21	Walter Netsch : field theory	253
22	Systematic genius : Walter Netsch and the architecture of bureaucracy	261
23	Opposing Mies : the triangular constructs of Harry Weese	285
24	Diminishing high-rise public housing	292
25	Understanding Chicago's high-rise public housing disaster	301
26	Bas-relief urbanism : Chicago's figured field	314
27	From operational anonymity to brand identity : Chicago O'Hare	327
28	From flesh to fiberglass : "cows on parade" in Chicago	347